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? ‎