Opening on shots of the peace camp at RAF Molesworth, an epicentre of non-violent direct action during contemporary anti-nuclear protests, the film details the People Power Revolution in the Philippines, apartheid resistance in late 1970s Soweto, artistic clashes between Republicans and Loyalists in Northern Ireland and the resilient Women's Camp at Greenham Common.

Activist Father Jose Blanco observed, "The non-violent activist must to able to propose alternatives to the one who is oppressive".

00.02.45 - 00.04.42: Molesworth air base

00.04.42 - 00.05.30: Caravan

00.05.30 - 00.06.00: Truck, security gates, MOD property, protesters

00.06.00 - 00.06.50: Protest against nuclear weapons, blockade

00.06.50 - 00.10.15: Greenham Common, helicopter, sit-in protest

00.10.15 - 00.11.35: Helicopter flying over military base, barbed wire

00.11.35 - 00.14.43: Border town Nicaragua, market

00.14.43 - 00.19.44: Manila 1986 - non-violent protest, last days of Marcos dictatorship, road barricades, large crowds, tanks

00.19.44 - 00.20.25: South Africa, apartheid resistance, beatings, shootings, tanks, securocrats

00.20.25 - 00.21.48: Soweto 1976 - protests

00.21.48 - 00.24.36: Zamani Soweto Sisters' Council patchwork exhibition Brixton

00.24.36 - 00.25.44: Bulldozing township

00.25.44 - 00.31.46: Belfast - Republican and Loyalist murals

00.31.46 - 00.32.41: Greenham Common, fences, barbed wire

00.32.41 - 00.35.30: Anti-apartheid protests