In 1968, students at the London School of Economics staged a mass occupation, with three thousand protesters demanding the university sever ties with apartheid-era Rhodesia. As tensions mounted, the administration resisted, and the world watched, uncertain of the outcome.

Decades later, in a small Camden flat in 2024, two flatmates stumble upon archival records of the protest that once shook their neighborhood. As they face yet another rent increase in their deteriorating home, they turn to the past, drawing inspiration from those who fought before them to rekindle their own hopes for change.