This experimental Soviet animation starts with a spool of steel wire, which is unraveled and shaped into a small human figure. After detaching from the spool, the wire figure starts to construct a world from wire.
The figure creates elements such as trees, plants, buildings, companions, and a pet dog. In this self-made world, the figure faces various challenges, including romantic troubles.
The use of the steel wire spool in the animation is especially creative.
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