A grade-schooler turns the camera on his own elementary school cafeteria, arming himself with hidden cameras to find out what actually ends up on the lunch tray. The film follows his undercover investigation as he documents the meals served day to day, along with the kitchen conditions and oversight (or lack of it) behind them. Rather than staying in the cafeteria, he pushes into interviews with students and parents who talk about what their kids eat and what options, if any, exist beyond the standard tray. The film treats the food itself as evidence, letting shots of the meals and the serving conditions make the case rather than narration alone. It stays close to one kid's persistence in chasing down a story most adults in the building would rather not have documented, and the small scale of the investigation, one school, one determined filmmaker, is what gives it its specific, local weight.