Mario is a journalist working for an important TV network who has been assigned a strange job-to interview the man who has led a revolution against the crisis of neoliberalism in the West. The TV network director's goal is clear: Mario must delve into the revolutionary's socio-political movement, its ways and the stereotypes that the uprising, viewed as a mass media phenomenon, is based on. Aiming to make the people rise against Europe's geopolitics, the movement made large amounts of money by creating an iconographic industry relying on the need for jobs and housing. In addition, the director orders Mario to discover what the real relationship was between the sect leader and John Lennon in the past, because it was thanks to their friendship that the former became internationally famous. The interview must be carried out urgently, given that the network's production company wishes to clarify some information after leaks have been made to the world's press.
Under these circumstances, Mario travels to Almería, where the old sect leader lives, to ask him all sorts of tricky questions and lay bare his contradictions. During the interview, however, the unexpected happens, revealing the truth behind the revolution and the interview itself.
