Alicja meets with Sir Roger Vernon Scruton, an English philosopher who specializes in aesthetics and has written more than forty books on philosophy, art, and politics.
In a house full of monumental sculptures and delicate busts Alicja meets sculptor Alexander Stoddart and becomes fascinated by his talent, glib tongue and his passion for the Baptist Church.
Alicja meets Connie Palmen, the leading lady of Dutch literature and a true Catholic. They meet in the heart of Amsterdam and talk about faith, love and death.
Alicja meets Raymond Tallis, a neuroscientist and philosopher who doesn't believe in God and calls himself an optimistic humanist. Alicja accompanies him in The Athenaeum Club, a gentleman's club in Pall Mall in London.
Anisa Mehdi's mixed religious upbringing has had a strong influence on her work as a journalist and documentary filmmaker. Alicja meets with the first woman to report on the Hajj, winner of two Emmy Awards, and flutist at home in Maplewood, New Jersey.
Alicja meets with Lieve Joris (63), a Belgian non-fiction writer who writes about the Middle East, Eastern Europe and Africa together with Lieve's Polish husband Marek in Neerpelt Amsterdam, where Lieve grew up in a family of nine children.
Alicja visits Lydia Chagoll (85), choreographer, filmmaker and writer. Chagoll calls herself 100% humanist and rebel. Her social commitment is reflected in word and deed.
