In 1977, long before our current obsession with selfies and status updates, Sam Klemke started documenting his life on film. He documents his evolution from an optimistic teenager, to an obese thirty-something full of self-ridicule to a rather philosophical man in his fifties. It was also in 1977 that NASA launched the Voyager carrying the Golden Record: a sketch of mankind to inform extrerrestrials. Director Matthew Bate merges these two portraits in a airy film about time, memory and what it means to be human.