A road trip through Libya during the last weeks of the revolution against Muammar al-Gaddafi's regime. Libya Hurra documents a collective mood characterizing people in one particular place in a narrow time window. Without losing itself in facts and statements, the film outlines realities of life in long sequence takes shot during an armed revolution, which usually - even from a country in the focus of media reporting - remains completely hidden. At the end of Libya Hurra, the filmmaker stands in front of Gaddafi's former palace. The revolution is over and the time window closed again.
