63-year-old Peter is on sick leave and spends most of his time alone, in his bedroom, contemplating his past. Little makes sense to him anymore in a world made up of zeros and ones. He finds modern technology difficult and prefers to retreat into his analogue world, made up of his old vinyl records, projectors, and long-wave radios. Comforted by these, his memories and his loving wife, Peter is left yearning for the old days. This film shares with us a common fear of change portrayed through Peter’s struggle to find his place in the modern digital world.
 

Johanna Wagner completed a Masters in Film Directing at Edinburgh College of Art, where she made the shorts The Red Dot Syndrome and The Inner Shape. After graduating, Johanna secured a commission from the Scottish Documentary Institute, Bridging the Gap, and completed the sensitive documentary portrayal of her father, Peter in Radioland.
 

Johanna Wagner completed a Masters in Film Directing at Edinburgh College of Art, where she made the shorts The Red Dot Syndrome and The Inner Shape. After graduating, Johanna secured a commission from the Scottish Documentary Institute, Bridging the Gap, and completed the sensitive documentary portrayal of her father, Peter in Radioland.