玩世不恭的少年成天与死党鬼混，对小镇的畜牧职业,事业,工作岗位,职责毫不在意，青春躁动的欲望，也让他无心关照,照应,关怀,关爱年幼妹妹。突如其来的车祸意外，男孩被迫一夜长大扛起所有家计。一事无成的他，只好重操爸爸,父亲大人,爹爹,老父亲的旧业，试图靠古早技法制作干酪，夺得比赛奖金。好友为他卖车赎回机具，他勾搭农场少女偷取顶级牛奶，没想到一勾竟真的动了心。友情、爱情与现实三重夹击，他能否安然度过这场人生窘局？

　　Synopsis
　　In the Allegory of the Cave, Plato ponders: what would happen if one of the prisoners managed to free themselves from their chains and escape from the cave? What if that prisoner were Jay, a little 7-year-old boy?
　　Director’s statement
　　What lies behind the daily movement of a city? Last winter, we met in Paris and began discussing the Allegory of the Cave, as told in Plato’s Republic. The myth imagines humanity living in chains, facing the back of a cave, and watching shadows move on the walls, thinking it is reality. We both work with images, which certainly can be illusions, but can also become instruments of struggle and liberation of thought. So, from this discussion, we decided to create a short film. We had a few fixed ideas—the cave, the dance, the city bustling around us—and one question: what would happen if we all managed to turn together towards the exit of the cave? Perhaps it is not enough to assert that images are illusions as long as the chains that bind us are real.