Three monuments, including the ancient Egyptian obelisk in Piazza del Popolo, the monument to Columbus in Plaza de Colon, and the Statue General Joseph Gallieni in Vauban, Paris, symbolizing the history of colonial rule, get lifted and moved by cranes to unfold three independent but fundamentally connected stories. The director shows critical thinking on the monuments lifted in the air and contemplates modern society that exhibits remains of colonial history in the plazas. Especially, an obelisk made of thin wood eventually collapses while being lifted and placed horizontally. This performance is as satisfying as a black comedy of useless authority and dominance.