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A young program coordinator at the United Nations stumbles upon a conspiracy involving Iraq's oil reserves.

Freely adapted from the novel by Swedish writer Kerstin Thorvall.

Child of divorced parents, Louis 12 years old, has two of everything - two homes, two sets of parents, two step siblings, two rooms and soon two personalities, because life feels pretty schizophrenic.

Benjamin and his kangaroo-family moves from Australia to Denmark.

After last year's disaster of a birthday where Louis' mother Camilla and his stepmother Mette got in a quarrel in front of the whole class, Louis really don't want his parents back together this year.

It is not easy for Louis to keep track of all the different rules in his two very different homes. At father Jesper Louis likes to draw on the wall, but shooting games are strictly prohibited. At mother Camilla it is just the opposite.

For the school's annual bazaar Louis is trying to recreate the atmosphere of his mother's and father's wedding trip to Paris. Louis has got the brilliant idea - he thinks himself - that he will bring his parents together again.

All eyes are pointed on Louis as he does everything to get the courage to invite Maja to his home. Love expert Viktor is immediately ready with advice for Louis, but it turns out that Viktor's own love life is not exactly running smoothly.

Louis dreams of getting the cool new skateboard - the same brand as Maja has. But how can he afford it? Viola and Louis are going all in, setting up their own business where they sell teddy bear monsters.

Louis' wildest dream come true; Louis is selected to join the graffiti team to paint Scandinavia's longest graffiti wall in Malmö. It is crazy and Louis feels invincible.