Two years after the death of Schlaban, Oscar Flod is shadowing a drug mule in Denmark. Flod is discovered, abducted and held captive for several months. In the meantime, the police of the Swedish city of Malmö are having great problems with organized crime and lose control of the city. Flod knows who is responsible for the increase in crime and thus is the only one who can restore law and order in the city.
Carl-Fredrik Mårtensson, Konrad Rosén
Director
Carl-Fredrik Mårtensson
Narrator / Schloban Mohabat / TV host / Prison thug / Guard thug / News speaker
Konrad Rosén
Oscar Flod / Moder Flod / Jolly Pølsen
Peter Jönsson
Police chief
Andreas Bergstaf
Drug mule / Guard thug / Prison thug
Richard Olsson
Peps / Jesus Fred / Axel Folie
Jesper Ronnlycke
Svantesson / Guard thug
Peter Harrysson
Prison thug / Car thug / Guard thug
Magnus Harrysson
Prison thug
Mattias Lindström
Car thug
Fredrik Hultberg
Jedi Blom
Ann-Charlotte Kjellgren
Self (archive footage)
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