Yi-Jie, an 11-year-old girl, works alongside her parents in a recycling facility while dreaming of attending school. Kun, the facility's ambitious foreman, dreams of a better life. Through the eyes and hands of those who handle refuse from around the world every day, the film offers a glimpse into global consumption and culture. Also, it's gives voice to a barely heard or seen community that toils in waste, sharing daily fatigue and poverty, yet the same dreams of education, good health, and upward mobility like everyone else. Realized with the support of the International Documentary Film Festival, Amsterdam (IDFA) and Sundance Institute Documentary Film.After the screening, the enviromental journalist Giorgia Marino interview the author
