Historical feature film about the French Afro-Caribbean writer, psychiatrist, political philosopher, and anti-colonial activist Frantz Omar.

Frantz Omar Fanon (1925-1961) played a key role in the treatment and theorization of the psychological and psychiatric suffering of colonialism. In this historical feature film, Fanon is appointed chief physician of the Blida-Joinville Hospital, where he puts his theories on 'institutional psychotherapy' into practice and challenges the racist doctrines of the Psychiatric School of Algiers.