Factory workers in China who manufacture Disney-branded toys and merchandise are the subject of this first installment of a two-part series. The film documents cramped living quarters, long shifts, and low pay among laborers producing goods for one of the world's best-known entertainment companies. It also examines unsafe conditions on the factory floor, describing the risk of accidents and injuries that go with the work. No interviews or footage details are specified beyond these conditions, and the sourcing here is thin, but the throughline is consistent: a gap between the polished image of Disney's products and the circumstances under which they are made. Part I sets up the labor conditions themselves, with a second part promised to carry the investigation further into questions of corporate responsibility.