In the heart of Tirana, the bustling capital of Albania, a retired professor named Din Bedell has ignited a remarkable movement, one he fondly calls 'Mission'. His visionary goal: to awaken the slumbering conscience of government to the pressing environmental crises and the ever-widening chasm of economic and social inequality. With relentless fervor, he decries the ailing state of nature and the suffering of human society, holding politics and corporate giants accountable for the havoc they've wrought.
But Mr. Bedell's idealistic pursuits are often seen as nothing short of absurd by those around him. His quixotic antics challenge the very foundations of authority, drawing the ire of those who would rather not be scrutinized. When the police finally apprehend the dreaming professor, he unfolds his tale of 'war' to the meticulous investigator Benet Pena. The burning question looms: how will this confrontation unfold, and what will become of Mr. Bedell and the world he so desperately seeks to mend? Is his cause destined for failure?