Harrison operates within the labyrinth of Bucharest’s institutions, quietly recording events as decades of upheaval unfold around him. The city’s skyline moves from bomb-scarred streets in 1944 to the oppressive glow of late-Communist control, and Harrison stumbles upon documents that reveal a long-running, high-stakes network of truth-tellers and truth-suppressors. Across the years, the story follows his encounters with colleagues, rivals, and citizens who each bear their own secrets, forcing him to decide how much he is willing to expose in the name of justice. The tone remains restrained and documentary, focusing on emotion through implication, not spectacle, as the past refuses to stay buried and the present trembles under its weight.