Rachel Scott, the UN's best lawyer, is sent to investigate the brutal dictatorship of General Kimbacala in Angola, where dissidents are silenced and imprisoned.

Zowa Savimbi, a courageous journalist, is caught in a trap by Colonel Mkombo, Kimbacala’s enforcer, after daring to criticize the regime.

As Rachel tries to help Zowa, she discovers the shocking reality of Angola Prison, where political prisoners face unimaginable horrors.

General Kimbacala rules with an iron fist, determined to crush the spirits of Rachel and Zowa, using any means necessary.

In a world where justice is meaningless under Kimbacala’s rule, Rachel and Zowa endure cruel punishment, their survival hanging by a thread.

With the United Nations unable to intervene, both women realize they are on their own against a dictator who plays by no rules.