France's national anthem La-Marseillaise composed in 1792, sought to exalt the patriotic values of the soldiers who fought against Austria. The anthem represents republican values and forms. In some countries it is used as a covert policy of submission, legitimized by an ideal of equality.The film seeks to reflect on how to get to the political power bound via La-Marseillaise.
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