The Last Toymaker follows master craftsman Rob-Roy as he prepares to close the doors of his beloved wooden toy shop after more than three decades.

In a world increasingly dominated by technology, Rob-Roy remains devoted to the quiet artistry of traditional toy-making, shaping each piece by hand, guided not by screens or algorithms, but by skill, intuition and a lifetime of dedication to his craft.

What began as an intimate portrait of a veteran toymaker evolved into a broader reflection on the digital age: the diminishing role of tactile play, the erosion of children’s imaginative freedom, and the growing distance within modern family relationships.

As Rob-Roy’s story unfolds, the film explores the tension between nostalgia and progress, questioning what is lost when handmade objects, and the human connections they nurture, fade from everyday life. Through his workshop and wisdom, The Last Toymaker becomes a meditation on creativity, patience, and the enduring value of slowing down in a fast-moving world.