In times of polarization, digitalization, climate disasters, and economic discontent, a romantic bandit emerges as a fighter against public order. However, he sees himself as a victim. By pointing fingers at others, he tries to justify his antisocial behavior. Is he driven by ideals, or is it purely self-interest?
With minimal means, neo-punk elements, and a particular use of language, Loeder explores the resistance of a generation caught between ideals and self-justification. A journey through self-scan NSB’ers, cancer-ticket fascists, and blue cancer Nazis.
In Dutch, the word “cancer” (kanker) is also used as a swear word and an intensifying prefix. Many Dutch people frequently swear using terms related to disorders.