Stereotype

Knackeboul embarks on a journey through the world of prejudices in Italy and encounters the curious, the funny, the poignant and the unusual. Among other things, he learns the secrets of Italian seduction from the gigolo Sweet Roy.

In order to sort out the real from the fake, Knackeboul meets bare-knuckle boxers, Prince Charles in the middle of a polo match and an English lord dreaming of a German woman.

Knackeboul investigates the many clichés attached to the French: they are supposed to be unfaithful, wine connoisseurs and know no foreign languages. In his search, he meets, among others, a private detective and a gorilla who loves croissants.

Knackeboul investigates wether Germans are orderly and uptight, and gets several contradictory answers. Plus, he looks at a wall erected to protect people from children, and yoga classes made more fun by beer.

Knackeboul wants to break down stereotypes about Swedes. The clichés are broken by Viking rappers, a world champion boxer and an adult film director.

A flamenco class goes wrong as Knackeboul tries to deconstruct the reputation of toreadors. A communist explains the revolution to him and he learns that siestas are for cuddling.