In 2093, young filmmaker Kuve travels to the remote village of Umata to document the aftermath of a devastating war that outlawed post-2040s technology and brought ancient kingdoms back to life. There he meets Mumbi, a local filmmaker who challenges him to make his film without relying on AI, using only his hands, eyes and heart. As Kuve searches for his own voice in this unplugged world he slowly begins to understand that even in a broken world there is beauty to be found in the small human moments we so often overlook.
Magnús is a fisherman and is often out at sea for weeks on end. Anna is an artist and hopes to exhibit her work in a gallery soon. The two of them have recently split up. He has moved out. She has stayed in the remote house near the Icelandic coast, together with their children and the family dog. Yet Anna and Magnús can’t really manage to separate their lives. Is it just for the children’s sake?