In 1999, the Belgian Minister for Justice Marc Verwilghen demanded a study on the possible links between immigration in Belgium and crime rates. Upon this declaration, the two film directors investigated on North-African immigration, an immigration that was already 40 years old when the Belgian government encouraged Moroccan workers to settle in Belgium to make them contribute to the country's economic growth.

Language: French (subtitles)

Production : Climax Films, Olivier Rausin/Artémis Productions (Belgium)

Updated : November 10th, 2006

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