It is 2014 and three weeks before the national parliamentary elections. The party alliances and their lobbyists make use of the media to throw dirt at each other.
The opinion polls show the successes and failures of the various political camps, and ...
It is 2014 and three weeks before the national parliamentary elections. The party alliances and their lobbyists make use of the media to throw dirt at each other.
The opinion polls show the successes and failures of the various political camps, and nobody thinks twice about using unconventional methods. To put it mildly.
In the third and final part of Thomas Bodström’s crime thriller series, the tempo is faster and the political game more cynical and violent than ever. An exciting and satirical description of how far one can go to be faithful to one’s political party. There are those who for deeply personal reasons are prepared to do just anything …