Dina is 17 years old and lives with her grandmother, a housekeeper for a petite bourgeoisie family in Lisbon. She dreams of being a “TAP stewardess” and the TV soaps lead her to believe that love is her only hope. Django is 23 years old and lives a life of petty crime. In the heat of the Carnation Revolution, together they will challenge all norms. Based on a true story, Solveig Nordlund and Group Zero construct a narrative populated by social and media speeches — from “Johnny Guitar” to Conversa em Família by Marcelo Caetano — which herald an imminent battle between the classes.