Director Oeke Hoogendijk was already convinced of the fact that art can have an impact centuries after it is made. In her earlier documentaries Het Nieuwe Rijksmuseum and Marten en Oopjen, art was already key. Now she focuses on a few devoted collectors who live for their collection. There is an eccentric Scottish duke who still considers his Rembrandt - Old Woman reading - as the most powerful person in his house. When the Netherlands and France come into conflict about the possession of Rembrandt's wedding portraits, the passion flares up. And when Jan Six is accused of having sold false Rembrandts, Hoogendijk's storytelling once again has you on the edge of your seat.