He is America's most hated director: Over the course of his career, the German Uwe Boll produced more than 30 films, most of which he wrote and directed himself. He is one of the most prolific, but also one of the most controversial authors and directors to have made a career across the Atlantic. He popularized the genre of video game adaptations, established four of the most successful film funds, and received a Golden Raspberry for his lifetime achievement. His films are orgies of violence and push boundaries, not least since "Postal," his farce about the 9/11 attacks. His fans love his work, while his critics despise him. Hate mail and death threats fill his email inbox. Now, after 30 years in the film business, Uwe Boll looks back. Without regard for himself or others. Uwe Boll speaks frankly. His message to the next generation of filmmakers: "It's worth fighting!".