After 20 years of the war on terror the US military is leaving Afghanistan. The Taliban returns violently to power, chaotically imposes a harsh reign of terror and begins to clamp down on those they deem uncomfortable. This includes Khaiber and Kalakov, masters of a sport whose aim is to capture a goat carcass and place it in the goal. Many regard the two brothers as national heroes but, because of their popularity, the Taliban sees them as potentially dangerous role models who could foment civil resistance. Gripping footage of the cruel sport is interspersed with harsh scenes from the war zone, reflecting the escalating pressure of the pervasive fear for one’s life.