Nuclear nomads face fatigue and high doses of radiation, but they are lured by the lucrative pay conditions. Every morning they awaken from dreams of their own garden to a barren landscape of smoking concrete chimneys, through which they travel in their mobile homes. Scenes from a claustrophobic life lived within a few square metres of space alternate with shots of endless vistas of power plants and parking lots. Here, life in a caravan is not synonymous with a romantic retreat from society; instead, it becomes a capitalist cage from which there is no escape. This powerful documentary seeks a balance between personal life, highly dangerous work, and the issue of a sustainable energy future.