Ady Gasy plot
It may be a crisis, but that should not spoil the fun in Madagascar, because there are more important things than economic growth. So one person cuts a stamp out of a piece of rubber from the rubbish dump with artisanal precision, and others make sandals from old rubber tires, or instruments from deadwood and empty tin cans. Also discarded bicycle parts, used aerosol cans, jam jars, light bulbs and soap residues are given a second life. The documentary shows daily life in Madagascar, where it is clear that the winners of globalization do not live. Nevertheless, while maintaining their individuality and an unbroken mood, they make the most of it, although they have also not forgotten the art of complaining, because chaos and corruption characterize the ruling power.