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Bosnia and Herzegovina's founding President Alija Izetbegovic tells his life from the first years of his youth to his last breath.

On the one hand, Alija works to hold together and rebuild war-torn Bosnia. On the other hand, we witness the struggle of a family torn apart by the genocide in the brutal conditions of the war.

The real life story of Aliya Izzetbegovic, the founder of the independent Bosnia and Herzegovina who died in 2003 and the first President.

Alija and his friends start a court process where they are questioned, where heated conflicts are taking place and illegal decisions are taken.

For the sake of Alija's freedom, 14 years of imprisonment is reduced to 11 years at the end of the struggle of Halida, Bakir and his trial friends, and Alija comes out of prison with the release of amnesty.

The proclamation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is the war for Serbs and Croats. Croats and Serbs attack with their might to destroy Bosnian Muslims.

The Bosniaks are against a heavy siege and in this encirclement the Serbs entered a race in the eyes of the whole world to realize the most brutal massacre of history.

The United Nations will seize the situation shortly before the Bosniaks arrive at a definite point of view. With the pretext of stopping the war, they will prevent Bosniak victory and force Alija to agree with the Serbs.