Synopsis

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In one of the most scenically attractive places in South Italy, the arrival of a mega-pipeline of 4000 km, funded by the European Union, triggering the conflict between the gas multinational and local community. It 'a struggle between David and Goliath, seen through the eyes of two children, sons of an activist who is opposed to what he considers a mafiodotto, the' yet another great work of fossil energy. The protest movement has undergone a tough media and judicial repression and now pays for the social cost of his activism. On the other hand, the media manager of the gas multinational sees the goal close and continues to try to convince the population of the sustainability and economic advantages of the work, with an impressive communication campaign, summarized by the claim: "Who knows history, He does not believe in fairy tales. " What is the version of reality to believe in? And to what extent we are willing to fight to defend their ideals?