Hacking at Leaves

The documentary delves into the connections between the United States' colonial history, Navajo tribal experiences, and the contemporary hacker movement. It highlights the efforts of a small tinker space in Durango, Colorado, which played a crucial role in global COVID relief initiatives. As the narrative unfolds, unexpected challenges arise when government interference disrupts the film's production.

With a runtime of 108 minutes, Hacking at Leaves offers a thought-provoking examination of how technology and DIY culture intersect with historical narratives. Featuring a diverse cast, including Grenzfurthner himself, the film presents a unique perspective on the American Southwest and the impact of the pandemic on community-driven projects.