On an Earth where nothing grows, humanity has returned to the state of medieval civilization.
The planet is now dominated by a caste of privileged people who live in refuge in citadels, a kind of huge metallic mushrooms with tubular roots that sink into a ground shrouded in mist.
This end-of-the-world universe is due to the madness of certain agricultural researchers who played sorcerer's apprentices by operating genetic mutations on plants, fauna and flora, making the planet sterile.
In a fairy tale cabin, lost deep in an emerald forest, more disturbing than enchanting, a young girl named Vesper (tremendous Raffiella Chapman, spotted by Tim Burton in
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
) survives with her dad.
A former soldier who worked for the Citadels, the man, now bedridden, only communicates with his daughter through a sort of flying drone in the shape of a robot's head.
The teenager has tinkered with a laboratory…
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