Can books start a revolution? In 1976, my uncle Hans boards an old fishing boat as a member of the left-wing activist group Operation Namibia. Their goal: fighting apartheid with 6000 banned books on board. But what was planned as a five-month journey, turns into a tragic odyssey. A post-colonial experimental film that oscillates between written correspondence and original photographs.
| Directing | Martin Paret | Director |
| Editing | Deborah Uhde | Editor |
| Crew | Christiane Büchner | Dramaturgy |
| Sound | Elisabeth Coudoux | Music |
| Sound | Will Saunders | Music |
| Sound | Gerald Schauder | Sound Designer |
| Camera | Kris Wood | Director of Photography |