Synopsis
Life is Sacred is the story of contemporary Colombian politics. The director, over the course of five years, follows the political campaign of the Colombian philosopher/politician Antanas Mockus, along with the leader of his youth team, idealist Katherin Miranda. Together with an army of young people all striving for change, Mockus uses pencils and balloons, flashmobs and mimes to fundamentally change a society that is ravaged by corruption and violence. An incredible tale, which would be almost unbelievable if it were fiction.