Long hailed as the European champion of multiculturalism, the United Kingdom is now undergoing an unprecedented identity
crisis. Many Britons believe that immigration has become uncontrollable and that the authorities have lost control of their borders.
We follow Ryan Bridge, founder of the anti-immigration movement, Raise the Colours, which regularly attacks migrant boats and
targets hotels housing asylum seekers. Amid this turmoil, Turkish political refugee Duri gives us a glimpse of his daily life. He dreams of obtaining the right to work and to integrate.
But while hostility toward migrants is on the rise, entire sectors of the economy can no longer function without them. In Scotland, a farmer with 1,200 cows employs workers from Australasia. Without this foreign workforce, his farm would have to shut down.
An immersive look at the heart of a deeply fractured United Kingdom, where immigration, identity, religion, and security have become the fault lines of a nation in crisis.