After the collapse of the communist regime, Czechoslavakia holds its first democratic elections since 1945. In this period of heightened political activity and social upheaval, the Pope pays a visit, Václav Havel is elected president, and both Mikhail Gorbachev and Alexander Dubček depart. Activists, artists, politicians, spies, and dissidents discuss the unfolding events in a mosaic of points of view, a “real and incomplete story.”