“Unbreakable” is a visual metaphor of the NTM experience. Based on actual NTM patient experiences, the film opens on Barbara the Bunny, a plush toy fabricated in a magical factory. When she comes alive, she realizes something is not quite right as she begins to cough, splitting a piece of her fabric in the process. Barbara is expelled from the factory by “Quality Control” and from there, we follow in her journey across the city desperately seeking a specialist for her situation. To her relief, a sweet toy repair shop owner knows just exactly what to do.
“Unbreakable” is the story of Barbara the Bunny. When she begins to persistently cough, “Quality Control” at the toy factory labels her “defective,” and so her search for treatment begins. She goes from shop to shop to no avail, until she discovers a loose string of yarn that takes her on a magical journey across town and into the arms of a toy repair shop owner.
The advertisement titled "Unbreakable" follows an animated journey of Barbara, a bunny toy. The setting is a colorful and whimsical toy factory where Barbara starts coughing, leading her to be labeled as defective by quality control. Determined to find a solution, Barbara embarks on a journey, discovering a loose string of yarn that guides her through a vibrant town. Along the way, she encounters various challenges and moments of despair, depicted through lively and engaging animations and soundtracks. The journey leads her to a toy repair shop, showcasing themes of resilience and hope as she seeks treatment for her cough, symbolizing the challenges faced by people with NTM lung disease. The ad concludes with a hopeful message about the importance of early diagnosis and management of NTM, urging views to seek answers.