In 2018, Joumana, a fiery feminist writer, poet, and activist ran for election defying a political system that has been suffocating Lebanon for 40 years. She gets elected, only to be ousted the next day through fraud, leaving her supporters furious. In 2019, the people’s rage turned into a revolution. The streets swell with thousands of voices. Among them Perla Joe, a fearless woman who rapidly becomes a symbol of this uprising. Her unyielding voice echoes the frustration of a youth struggling to find its place. Georges is a veteran of the Lebanese Civil War where he lost a leg but clung to his delusions of “glory.” In the form of diaries, the filmmaker narrates four tumultuous years of a nation in turmoil, battling to break free from its chains. Personal quests for meaning and survival unfold a question: How can we continue to dream when the world around us is collapsing?