Serbia's Exit Festival began as a student protest movement and grew into an international music and arts event drawing thousands of visitors each year. Produced by DJBroadcast in collaboration with Opslaan Als, this film follows the organizers behind the scenes as they plan and run the festival, tracing how its roots in counter-culture and political dissent still shape its programming today. Interviews with staff and performers cover the logistics of staging a large outdoor event alongside the festival's stated commitments to environmental causes, diversity, and social justice, framing Exit as a platform where music and activism share the same stage. The film stays close to the people doing the work rather than the crowds, showing the planning meetings and preparation that precede the performances audiences eventually see. It offers a look at how a festival that started as resistance to a regime has continued to position itself as a vehicle for cultural and political expression.