Aek and Snook are young filmmakers from Thailand, a constitutional monarchy which has suffered 13 coup d’etats in the last 87 years: an average of one every 7 years. The most recent coup d’etat occurs in 2014, while both are in university. After 5 years of military rule, an election is called but rigged to ensure the military stays in control. Aek and Snook lose all hope of change until Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, aka TJ, forms the Future Forward Party and throws his hat in the ring. The party’s stance against dictatorship and opposition to military rule turns TJ into a star and gives hope to young voters like Aek and Snook. Through the eyes of these two young filmmakers, we will witness the dream rise of TJ and his party, their unexpected victory of 80 seats in parliament, and the challenge to military rule. But when TJ is prevented from serving as an MP because of a trumped-up conflict of interest charge, reality sets in. As the party gets bogged down in politics, the filmmakers find their access to TJ restricted. So instead, they turn the camera on themselves and their generation of young TJ supporters. Cherry is an office worker and a leader of TJ’s fans group during the election campaign. Som is a high school senior who attends every FFP’s events. Ink is a film student who spends free time filming protests. Aek and Snook will follow these 3 subjects: Cherry, Som, and Ink as they all come of age in this election and ask themselves the question, “What must we do to create change that we believe in?”​