In 1984, Daniel Cohn-Bendit, former student leader and spokesperson of the Spring 68 movement in Paris, visited Brazil and met Sócrates, an exponent of the so-called "Corinthian Democracy". Thirty years later, during the Soccer World Cup, the now ex-member of the European Parliament returns to the country inspired by the ideas of the Corinthian player and activist and travels through several places in a Safari Kombi, trying to investigate the influences of soccer in Brazilian society and its relationship with democracy.