Malta belongs to the European Union but keeps some of Europe's toughest censorship laws, and this Al Jazeera report follows the fight to change that. At its center is Mark Camilleri, a student and magazine editor put on trial for publishing a fictional short story containing sexual content, a case that turns him into the face of the anti-censorship movement. Camilleri has since founded the Front Against Censorship, and the film follows him and fellow writers and artists as they campaign for looser speech laws while facing prosecution under ones still on the books. Interviews on the other side give voice to Maltese who defend the existing restrictions, framing the debate as one over tradition, morality, and Catholic conservatism versus artistic freedom. Archive footage and shots of Maltese towns and courtrooms ground the argument in a specific place rather than an abstract free-speech debate. The film treats Camilleri's prosecution as a test case for how far a small, culturally conservative EU state will go to police what its citizens can write and read.