Twenty years ago, Theo van Gogh was murdered in broad daylight. The world was shocked. Not only because of the gruesome image of Theo under a white sheet on the cycle path, but also because of the motive for the murder. Theo was an enfant terrible his whole life, his idea that it is a fundamental right to be allowed to insult earned him many friends, but also at least as many enemies. One of those enemies proved fatal to him. In this documentary series, director David de Jongh paints an unvarnished portrait of perhaps the most provocative personality in recent Dutch history.