Uitzending van 12 april 2015

Tegenwoordig is de Australische Nederlander Michel Faber een gevierd schrijver van gelauwerde romans als 'Lelieblank, Scharlakenrood' en 'Het Boek van Wonderlijke Nieuwe Dingen'. Zijn werk wordt over de hele wereld vertaald en is met succes tot BBC series en films gemaakt. In 2000 was Michel nog een onbekende debutant die met 'Onderhuids' een bevreemdend, genre-overschrijdend boek afleverde. Max Pam en Theo van Gogh raakten echter zo in de ban van 'Onderhuids' dat ze in een opwelling naar het hoge noorden van Schotland trokken om Faber thuis te filmen.

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