Berlin, post-corona. Anton is trying to start a new life: an apprenticeship, his own garden shed with his girlfriend, a little happiness without drugs and crime. But then Anton receives a yellow letter. He is accused of "serious breach of the peace" and "resisting law enforcement officers." The incident happened two years ago. The images come flooding back: the May Day demonstration, his arrest. Anton has to return to the life he wanted to leave behind. He, a naive, good-natured boy, feels burning hatred when he realizes that he is not the perpetrator, but the victim.