The film tells the story of a young German couple, Daniel and Lena, who resist the dictator led by the Chilean military government.
The film cuts into such a big environment and reveals a base named "Dignity Colony" set up by Pinochet's asylum in Bavaria village in southern Chile to vent their animality. A German couple was involved in the coup. Her husband Daniel was imprisoned in the "Dignity Colony" because he was accused by spies of participating in the activities of the opposition, and suffered inhuman abuse. Finally, with the help of his wife Lena, he escaped from this horrible cage. On the one hand, the film deeply exposes the crime of asylum, on the other hand, it shows how the Daniels family escaped. Pius engaged in personal belief activities and drugged detainees in an attempt to completely brainwash them mentally. However, his heinous crimes were made public. Pius was a pedophile, a Nazi warlordism who separated families, imprisoned men, women and children separately, sexually assaulted more than 1000 boys, made women work and made men violent.
The narrative technique of the film is general, and the exposure of the tyrannical behavior of the dignity colony is still deeply shocking and disturbing. This film illustrates a problem, tyranny by high-handed means is not feasible, and only democracy is the long-term spring of political power.