An amusing adaptation of the XVI-century pentalogy of novels. Parody, satire, or maybe a warning? What will contemporary artists discover in the story of the simple-minded giants?

François Rabelais believed that science would lead us to the ultimate happiness and that humanism would become a guarantee of benefiting from its fruits in an ethical manner. However, it is only today that we are beginning to understand that humanity has not fulfilled the writer’s postulates: reason has led us to the brink of disaster and the ideals of humanism in the anthropocentric Renaissance, instead of making man the planet’s host, have turned him into a selfish ruler of nature.