A reporter confronts the Danish foreign minister on TV about broken promises on ecological policies with offshore oil drilling NE of Greenland. A geophysicist/sharpshooter is angered and loose in Copenhagen.

Denmark's political scene is a public riot with ecologists and pro-nature activists demonstrating on the streets. The actual government legislature is far from keeping the promises of not to planting oil-rigs in the Arctic See sanctuaries. The potential ecological consequences are incalculable, and journalist Julie takes up the battle through a debate with those responsible in the administration. Rasmus is a hotheaded geophysicist who upon return from the Arctic believes the only valid methods to convince the money-minded government officials are violence and intimidation. Equipped with a gun, he not only takes the journalist hostage, but the whole of Copenhagen as well. His demand is that the drilling agenda must stop or he will start killing people.—Bob Buckingham