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Part 3 of Shaw's Quantification Trilogy. The film is a vérité account of the only known survivor of a failed government experiment. Born with an 8.7% Machine DNA biology, yet uninterested in the virtual reality-trappings of his time, this man commits to a life immersed in dance.
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