Dylan lives in Australia with his father, and his grandfather lives close by. When an assistant teacher comes to his class and asks them to make paper air planes, his is the one that goes the farthest! This makes Dylan eligible for the World Junior Paper Place Championship semi finials in Sydney. Before he leaves for Sydney, Dylan asks those around him for advice and is told to watch things that fly and use his own ideas.

Dylan makes it to the finals in Tokyo, but must find a way to get the money to go. With help from everyone he knows, he raises enough money for the trip. While in Tokyo he learns about many things: how paper is made, the beauty of folding paper, and that sometimes life isn’t about winning, but your relationships with family and friends.

An inspirational story that is encouraging and insightful. The film also portrays the love that family members have for each other no matter the situation.