A cyber creature called Yeva is bored of her webspace rose garden. She is the personification of "Faces," an Austrian feminist network founded in 1997 (https:www.faces-l.net). Originally, it was nothing more than a simple mailing-list. Soon, it numbered more than 300 members, all and exclusively women working with digital technology: Hackers, multi-media artists, digital scientists, activists, and cyber-punks. For years, their communication fed Yeva's mind and knowledge. When the server started acting up, Yeva advanced to the earthly world to meet her "mothers," the founders of "Faces." Now, she conducts interviews with them about the future of the internet and its feminist revision.