As the Tribe faces its second polar winter, French families track them down. Finnish authorities turn against them after several tragedies and revelations about Norman William. The so-called autonomous people of "Iriadamant" are threatened with expulsion from Finland. Attacked from all sides, without resources, and rocked by the duplicity of Norman William, the Tribe begins to fray.

After a challenging odyssey, the "tribe" eventually settles in the far north of Finland, where they aim to fulfil their eco-dream under extreme conditions. However, dark clouds have gathered over Utopia, and manipulation by the guru pushes the tribe to their physical and moral limits. How far will they go to save "Gaialand"?

After experimenting with an alternative lifestyle in Paris, the "Tribe" embarks on a crazy project: a march around the planet to reconnect with nomadic life and raise awareness about the climate crisis. But very quickly, the group members are accused by their families and the press of being manipulated. Holed up in Belgium, their "guide," Norman William, tries by all means to finance their activities, and police investigate him. It turns out he's a man of many faces.

In 1980s Paris, a group of young idealists, sensing a coming ecological catastrophe, wanted to lead by example and show that another world was possible. Guided by a mysterious Amerindian shaman, they practise veganism, set up organic shops and live in tipis. After 10 years of wandering Europe, the group finally settles in Finland, in the extreme conditions of the Far North, to live a utopian life in harmony with nature. But will Gaialand be a success?