Rosalinda and Diana, Mexican women with disabilities, live together on the outskirts of Puebla. Both wheelchair users, they navigate daily challenges with determination and love. RAG DOLLS portrays the intimacy, solidarity, and resilience of disabled women supporting each other in a world that often marginalizes them. Through documentary storytelling, the film highlights themes of care, adaptation, and emotional strength. Audiences witness how disability shapes relationships, independence, and identity, while celebrating the personal victories and bonds that define human connection. RAG DOLLS is both a candid and inspiring portrait of courage, community, and perseverance.