This is a documentary about the provocative American cartoonist John Callahan. At the age of 21 Callahan got involved in a serious car-accident and was paralyzed from the waist down. Drawing cartoons has become his way to express himself although he can hardly use his hands. With a raw style, pen clutched between his hands, he draws cynical and ruthless observations of mankind. His work is praised and criticised. Callahan has provoked protest-marches and receives many angry letters. He was fired at The Miami Herald journal after drawing a cartoon in honour of Martin Luther King Jr. Day; a little boy with a wet spot on his pyjamas saying: "Mommie I had a dream".

Rutger Hauer is by far the most famous Dutch actor ever. Forever known for "Soldier of Orange", "Turkish Delight" and "Floris", a still popular children's series (all by director Paul Verhoeven). And of course "Blade Runner" and "The Hitcher". But this is all older work. People assume he left for Hollywood a long time ago and he is now semi-retired. But they are so wrong. First of all, Rutger never left Holland, he lives in the province of Friesland on a farm with his wife of 35 years. He still is, and has been all these years, a working actor in Hollywood, and he appeared in over 100 movies. But he keeps to himself. A man of mystery. Why is he so secretive? No one seems to know what he is doing and most of all; what he is really like. He turns out to be completely different from his on-screen persona: the dangerous, strong and sexy villain he plays so well. In real life he is timid and softspoken. But yet he has been able to work inside the Hollywood industry, he too has a manager, ...