Rocca is a young girl who lives with her father, a famous astronaut, until he is sent on a mission to space. Left with no family, Rocca is sent to live with her grandmother, who dies shortly after. Rocca's father's colleagues offer to take her in, but Rocca, desperate to maintain her independence and avoid being sent to another foster home, decides to live alone in an apartment her father rented for them.
Despite her young age, Rocca is fiercely independent and starts to create a life for herself, making new friends and even helping a young boy who is being bullied. However, her unconventional lifestyle attracts the attention of the authorities, who become concerned for her safety. Rocca's teachers also worry about her lack of formal education and try to force her into the school system.
Determined to prove she can live on her own and be successful, Rocca takes on a series of challenges, including starting her own company, designing a superhero costume, and even saving the life of a classmate. With the help of her diverse group of friends and her own ingenuity, Rocca proves that children can make a difference and change the world around them.
Throughout the movie, Rocca grapples with issues of identity, belonging, and what it means to be a child in a world dominated by adults. The film is a heartwarming and inspiring story of courage, creativity, and resilience.
