Adapted from the real life story of Michael Peterson, one of England's most popular inmates for his violent behavior in the 80s, the film begins with the hot-tempered character lines of 19-year-old Michael.

Michael, who wants his name to be permanent in the world, comes up with the idea of ​​robbing a post office one day and he does it without thinking with the gun he has in his hand. The solitary confinement, which was initially decided as 7 years, becomes 34 years as a result of his inappropriate actions in the prison.

All these years, Peterson's mind has been under the control of the character Charles Bronson he created. Bronson has the poignant end of popular culture in mind.