Kimberley Agyarko

Narrated by Rotterdam's city poet Dean Bowen with his memorial poem 'always a kind of onward' the viewer is challenged to relive the bombing of the city of Rotterdam on the 14th of May 1940. However, this time, in the context of the present. In a city rebuilt, a heedless community moves forward. The clock hits five 'o clock. Leftover wage slaves drip homewards; an old couple can't even remember each other's existence and a young pregnant woman struggles to find her way in an overcrowded subway.

Noah (Stefania) makes the switch of her life when she is not allowed to go to the highland and must go to Lorentz. Together with her bestie Jessey, she comes up with a brilliant plan: what if they change identity and with that from school? Everything seems to work until she is labeled as a misfit on the Hoogland. Despite her secret, she manages to find a misfit squad and still participate in Dance United, the dance competition for schools?