In 16th century Europe, a German Augustine monk named Martin Luther confronts the injustices and corruption of the Catholic Church. Armed with his faith and a sense of truth, he embarks on a quest for answers that leads him to question the abusive practices surrounding indulgences and salvation. As his concerns turn into a passionate challenge, Luther translates and publishes his theses, denouncing the sale of indulgences and the manipulation of religious power.
The echo of his ideas resonates throughout Germany, awakening both admiration and outrage among the ecclesiastical elite. Always one step ahead, Luther becomes a symbol of resistance, but not without consequences. The imminent threat of excommunication and deadly persecution for his beliefs looms over him. With the help of a group of loyal followers, he fights for his life and for the reform of a Church that has lost its way.
This historical drama not only portrays the struggle of a man against an oppressive system, but also Luther's internal journey as he grapples with his faith, fears, and convictions. Amid encounters with historical figures and moral dilemmas, Luther's story reflects the clash between tradition and change, with implications that would resonate for generations. Through his courage and determination, he becomes a leader of the religious Renaissance, changing history forever.