Seven-year-old Bram is a bright young boy, interested in everything around him large and small. So he can hardly wait to enter the first grade at primary school. However, by ending up in the class of Mr Fish, he meets a teacher who doesn’t exactly conform with his expectations of school. Not only is Mr Fish strict; he is not in the least bit concerned as to why Bram fidgets all the time, gazes out of the window dreamily and is not able to concentrate on what he should be learning. Instead, Mr Fish attempts to instil the boy with discipline and diligence. As a result, Bram’s parents worry about their son’s happiness and don’t really know how to proceed. What can they do to help Bram come to terms with school? Either way, things take a surprising turn when Mr Fish breaks a leg.
Fidgety Bram tackles the theme of attention deficit hyperactivity  syndrome (ADHS) with imagination and sensitivity. Despite the difficulties that Bran has to overcome, there’s a positive note to the film accompanied by a quiet conviction that if people work together a solution can be found.