The very short one is divided into two complementary parts. In the first, national and international journalistic images that are widely disseminated, show the real-life wars that are shown by the media on a daily basis. Creating antagonism, a voice off, from an excerpt from Henrique V (Shakespeare) pushes the viewer to war with mastery. In the transition to the second part of the film, the lettering draws attention to the ease of motivating someone around the theme of war - this is the trigger for, through archive images showing the celebration of the Carnation Revolution, to speak of lost and increasingly pasteurized values of daily life, such as dignity, respect, self-love, faith, freedom and hope to build them every day - a peace made up of small details and small daily joys.