The sound of breaking glass: A childhood in West Flanders

The seventies and eighties of the last century. A time in which it is normal for the milkman to visit the customers at home, free radios conquer the airwaves, Derrick appears on TV every week, the Cold War is raging, the actor Ronald Reagan becomes the 40th president of the United States and Freddy Breck comes to perform at the local party hall. How do you survive something like that? And how do you write about it? Rino Feys knows and does it.