When we talk about human rights, none of us think of the name Roger Casement. Why is that? Who was this man? For whom did he fight?

The father of human rights, Roger Casement, confesses his tumultuous life to the Catholic chaplain of the prison, Father Carey, just a few hours before his execution. He has twelve hours to say it all...

How can a life fit into twelve hours to prevent the history of human rights violations by corporations and governments from repeating itself? The man who fought for the dignity of the indigenous people of Congo and the Amazon, the revolutionary Irishman, the homosexual. A life full of struggles, heartbeats, betrayal, and a story that repeats itself in different evolutionary ways. He has only twelve hours! Twelve...