In a small European village, a group of enthusiastic runners prepares to participate in a marathon that promises to be the main attraction of the year. Among them stands out a young idealist who dreams of proving his worth and leaving a mark on the community. Against a backdrop of political and social tensions of the time, the marathon becomes the epicenter of a series of unexpected events.
As the big day approaches, the runners face both their own internal struggles and an environment that challenges them beyond the physical. The rivalry among the competitors is fierce; one of them, a veteran athlete with a troubled past, becomes the antagonist of the young dreamer. Throughout the journey, themes of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice are explored, as the runners not only race against time but also against their own insecurities.
The atmosphere becomes tense when a radical group plans to disrupt the race as a political statement. The marathon is not just a sport, but a symbol of hope and a platform for social protest. In a surprising climax, the young protagonist must decide whether his dream of winning the race is worth it or if it's more important to join the struggle for a greater change. The film is enriched with an emotional plot that reflects the resilience of the human spirit in times of adversity.