Whose multicultural drama is this, really? People with a bicultural background, political allies and opponents reflect on how they experienced the Fortuyn revolt, which ushered in a new and unparalleled political era.
In eight episodes, mint film office holds the phenomenon of Pim Fortuyn up to the light. Fortuyn is mainly known for his views on immigration, Muslims and the Islam. "We have a bloody fifth column here of people who are ruining our country", Fortuyn claimed. His words reverberated and partly determined the mood of the past decades. We promised not to look away, identify the problems and look the beast in the eye. But in the 23 years we’ve been looking the beast in the eye, we weren’t looking at ourselves.
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