Using both direct cinema and immersive sequences, this poetic documentary gives a voice to people who wants to reinvent themselves and the world with the support of an incredible community.
Their whimsical creations, made from recycled material, question the way we live and consume

in this era of artificial intelligence. The punk side of the movement is in its expression of 'Do-it-yourself' culture.

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While the Steampunk movement focuses partly on the past, it also cautions against the growing dehumanization of technology. In an original and often humorous way, the film conveys messages that are strongly anchored in contemporary topics such as planned obsolescence, pollution, overconsumption, robots in the workplace and what the future holds for all of us. Positivism reigned supreme in the 19th century, when people believed technology would greatly improve their lifes.

But is this still true in the 21st century?