Cari-Lee, creator of the online series Lifting the Veil, narrates a compilation film built from interviews with activists, artists, and writers who argue for a less centralized way of living. Max Igan, Derrick Broze, Charles Shaw, and Dayna Martin appear alongside filmmaker Elina St-Onge and homeschooling advocate rob in the page family, each addressing a piece of the same argument: government, compulsory schooling, organized religion, and conventional parenting all train people out of self-reliance. The film moves through anarchism, agorism, and the non-aggression principle as the alternative framework, treating them as practical positions rather than fringe labels. Interview segments are cut against ambient electronic tracks from artists like Tim Hecker and Christian Loffler and flashing archival and abstract imagery, credited in the film as found footage assembled under fair use. There is no host on camera walking through evidence step by step; the case is made entirely through the accumulated testimony of its guests, aimed at viewers already skeptical of institutions and looking for company in that skepticism.