Chile – documentary (from the archives). Article update 22-3-2026
Two brothers
This story is a truly amazing one, about two brothers who love each other deeply. They started a travel adventure in September 2016, in Chile.
Their goal was to travel 800 km. One of them is in a wheelchair, with a 96% disability. It is a story about courage, hope and love. The website is in Spanish, but the video doesn’t need languages. Be inspired!
On this website you can follow Oliver and Juan Luis: http://www.olivertrip.com (website removed)
Inspiration
This documentary is said the have inspired the foundation of the international company Wheel the World.
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