Whoever has legs to walk will walk. The Syrian boy Bashar makes it to a refugee camp in Lebanon. He is missing a leg, but not hope. The hope that he can live a life that truly deserves that name. A life without hunger, fear, and destruction. A life with perspective. For such a life, the journalist Mohammed fought in Cairo. With his film, he reconstructed the fate of a young man who was brutally beaten to death by Mubarak's police. The film served as a catalyst that moved the outraged masses to a popular uprising. A feeling of ecstasy swept over the people in Tahrir Square, who finally wanted to determine their own fate. A dictator fell, and a new one rose. The euphoria of freedom has given way to deep resignation. Fear has returned. What now? Pascal Weber tells true life stories.