Truth is not to be found in facts because facts took place in the past. And for each fact there's a counter-fact. Truth can only lie in the future. The only truth is a cri, or belief, a belief in a better future, eliminating crime and anti-social behavior and aiming at the improvement of the human race and by voting for those political candidates who do have these goals in a world where power shifts and hidden truths are revealed, all set against the backdrop of a political event, a collective struggle, a shared burden that binds individuals to the larger forces at play during the intensity of the moment, the pressure of choice, and the weight of expectation. The tension between intimacy and public spectacle evoke a sense of movement and connection and hints at the unpredictable nature of both love and politics, a moment of reckoning, where personal and political paths converge.