A Hundred-Odd Years from Now

The film presents a bizarre and colorful vision of a computerized future where women wield power over technology. Yockoo, a boy from the bush, enters this world, bringing with him a satchel of dried fruits. His presence challenges the cold demeanor of the women, leading to a transformation in their attitudes and ultimately revealing their femininity.

The comedic elements are underscored by a surreal narrative that juxtaposes traditional gender roles with futuristic concepts. As Yockoo helps the women reconnect with their more nurturing sides, the film explores how personal connections can transcend technological advancements. With a cast including Ian Bremmer, Suzy Kendall, and Walter Slezak, this film reflects the attitudes of its time while presenting an imaginative story.