The film tells the search for freedom of four Burkinabé citizens: a leading musician of the revolution that began in October 2014 (the icon of the reggae scene Sams’K Le Jah, awarded by Amnesty International as Ambassador of Conscience), a candidate in the upcoming elections , a miner engaged in the trade union struggle and a mother who has to take care of a poor and large family, all united by the hope that their country will soon become truly free and democratic: the “land of upright people”, as renamed by the revolutionary Thomas Sankara, whose memory is still very much alive in the population.