Time was running out for Romania's biggest dissident, Laszlo Tokes in the western Romanian city of Timisoara. The Reformed Church Minister had been using his pulpit every week to preach to packed congregations about the brutal living conditions in the country as well as about the many human rights abuses by the regime's dreaded secret police - the Securitate. Such open dissent had never been done before, and Tokes would have to be disposed of. But Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceau escu had to be careful because of the support the minister was getting from the West. Things dramatically changed when an emigre group from North America sent in two Canadians to record a secret TV interview with Tokes. It was March 20, 1989. The interview would have dire consequences - both for Tokes, and for his country."