Ten years after his sensational documentary "Im Nazidorf", which won the German Television Award, and five years after his SPIEGEL bestseller "Deutschland schafft mich", MICHEL ABDOLLAHI examines the abysses of contemporary Germany in his new book ES IST UNSER LAND. He paints a picture of a society in which people with a history of migration are increasingly perceived as foreign bodies. In conversation with the Cologne cabaret artist FATIH ÇEVIKKOLLU, he gets to the bottom of the question of why right-wing ideas have suddenly become socially acceptable. He identifies grievances and at the same time shows how a turnaround can be achieved: towards peaceful and diverse coexistence without racism and populism.