A very ordinary day in the life of Stefan Weber collides with 50 years of recent history. In 1957, at the age of ten, Weber plays the leading role in his older brother's short film. The forming of “Drahdiwaberl” gets him noticed and after an appearance at Volksstimmefest 1969 they attain a cult band status in Vienna, a status they still have today. The film shows concert footage from 1978 to 2007 and documents the innumerable sometimes absurd faces of the band, and their constant dream of “world revolution.”