A curated collection of three surrealist films, sequenced as a strange journey, wordless, expressionist emotion as a spritual transformation.

On a distant planet, a robotic force seeks to destroy all remaining life. Among the ruins, the machines discover a strange tree-being and bring it back to their citadel to be destroyed. One robot rebels, turning against the others to save the tree-being, and for this act of compassion is condemned and cast into Hell. Gaia appears, horrified by what has happened, and gives the robot a promise: all things pass from one form into another, and it, too, will be reborn. The robot descends into a hellish purgatory beyond words and sound, experiencing only pain. When we encounter the being again, it has become Dragon Diver, living among an enlightened civilization and dedicating its existence to rescuing drowning victims and carrying them safely back to the surface. For a time, there is peace, until the dragons of Hell return and begin attacking the planet’s cities. Rather than flee from the realm that once condemned it, Dragon Diver returns to Hell and confronts the Sea Dragon King, warning him to leave the planet and its people alone. Once condemned for saving a single life, Dragon Diver now returns to the place of its suffering to protect an entire world.

While self contained stories with no explanation, each presents a refutation of modern machine generation, in mathematically and impossible and in a format subject to tape warping, ensuring that it is never the same way twice.