My Own Survival Story

What happens in the brain during an acute orientation crisis? Martin Inderbitzin turns his world upside down with reversal glasses and uses this experiment to simulate the feelings that have been bothering him for years.
Ten years ago, Martin was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer - with minimal chance of survival.
But instead of being crushed by the hopeless statistics, he took his fate into his own hands: he turned his body into a training ground for mental stress and at the same time began to collect encouraging stories from other cancer patients around the world. He practices mental strategies for overcoming anxiety and is considered by many to be a role model for dealing with serious life crises. A profound and touching portrait that points far beyond Martin's personal fate. And in the process raises very fundamental questions about how it is possible to rethink life.