Starting in 1968, Swiss television broadcasts in color. From now on, everything is more vibrant. The news reports on protests around the world, from Berkeley to Bern and from San Francisco to Solothurn. Thousands are also demonstrating in Switzerland against the Vietnam War. Teacher trainees are on strike at the seminar in Locarno, and apprentices are resisting authoritarian teachers. The Stones are setting a new tone, and fans are demanding autonomous youth centers. "Resist the beginnings!" headlines the Neue Zürcher Zeitung on June 17, 1968. What have the revolts of the '68 generation achieved? Culturally a lot; politically little, is a common thesis. Is that correct? Ueli Mäder has asked protagonists about their experiences and perceptions. In 68 interviews and numerous historical documents, debates and projects emerge that set the city and the country in motion at that time.