Renowned journalist Torgny Segerstedt declares war against Hitler as he criticizes Swedish politicians who tried to look away from the tyranny of the Nazis with the good excuse of “neutralism”. His only weapon is his pen and his life is full of gossip such as an affair with his boss’ wife, a love scandal with a secretary younger than his daughter, and the suicide of his wife. However, he continues to fight a one man battle against Hitler and the Nazi regime until his death, throwing the question “Can one person really change history?” to the audience.
Jan Troell
Director
Jesper Christensen
Torgny Segerstedt
Pernilla August
Maja Forssman
Ulla Skoog
Puste Segerstedt
Peter Andersson
Christian Günther
Björn Granath
Axel Forssman
Lia Boysen
Estrid Levission
Maria Heiskanen
Pirjo
Kenneth Milldoff
Per Albin Hansson
Lennart Hjulström
Marcus Wallenberg
Birte Heribertson
Estrid Ancker
Lia Boysen
Anita Levisson
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