An animated story of three Kazakhs who were imprisoned in a Chinese re-education centre in Tacheng, where they were to be stripped of their Muslim faith.

One room of the re-education centre sleeps eight people. But there are 15 of them. Only four bunk beds, one toilet and nothing more. There is virtually no difference between this and a prison. The prisoners Amanzhan, Orynbek and Erbaqyt recall being forcibly taken there and treated like convicts, even though they had committed no crime. In several scenes from this institution, the black-and-white animated VR reveals the horrors the trio experienced here, from anti-Muslim propaganda lessons to confinement in a dark hole and traumatic transports with black balaclavas placed over their heads. The documentary maps the largest mass internment of members of ethnic and religious minorities since the end of World War II.