“I´m like a sea,” says a rapping activist (and filmmaker) Martina Malinová about herself. “A feminist, an anarchist, a lover of pizza and cakes and a dreamer.” Her live shows are prohibited for being a “security risk”. A hip-hop project where the music is not as important as the reluctance to compromise, the need to spout radical opinions and say things as they are. She has a think about self-awareness, xenophobia or Czech racism. Poetry of the contemporary underground: “If you do not let us dream, we do not let you sleep.”