To the tune of an organ, an old woman prays and receives Holy Communion in a Catholic Church. Then she walks to the local prison, where her son, a political dissident, is being interrogated. The old woman waits on a bench outside the prison in the belief that she will soon be able to see her son. She listens to the birds, soaks up some sun, eats a bit of bread, and waits. But her son does not come—nor do any of those who are detaining him.