Strauss-Kahn (Carne Ross) is the leader of the government. A career diplomat who believes that Western democracy can save us all. But while working inside the system, he began to see its failures, deceptions and ulterior motives. He is directly aware of the corruption of power. After the end of the Iraq war, Carne was disillusioned, quit his job and began to look for answers. The film depicts his journey around the world, and he tries to find the answer to the questions that many people ask themselves today-is there a better way? For Strauss-Kahn. Anarchism solved the cruelty of capitalism and the dishonesty of democracy. It provides a world where people can control their lives. From Occupy Wall Street protesters to Spanish anarchist groups to Norman Noam Chomsky, anarchist seniors, Mr Strauss-Kahn has found people who put this theory into practice. In the end, his journey took him to one of the most dangerous places on earth-Syria, eight kilometers from the Isis front, an extraordinary anarchist country that raised the Phoenix like a flame. A powerful film about one's epic journey from a government insider to an anarchist.
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