Marco Camenisch drops out of high school, works as a laborer in the valley and as a cowherd in the mountains. The young man from Graubünden lives in communes, smokes weed, reads anarchist pamphlets, becomes a father, and joins the armed struggle for a world without authority. In protest against nuclear power plants in the central region and against dams in the mountains, he blows up facilities belonging to electricity companies. He is harshly punished, escapes from prison, and goes underground. A decade later, a border guard is shot in Brusio, and Camenisch is convicted as the perpetrator in a circumstantial evidence trial. He has been behind bars for 25 years without a single day of leave. Journalist Kurt Brandenberger visited Camenisch in prison for three years, met his daughter and wife, and spoke with teachers, friends, first loves, accomplices, comrades, and partners.