Jan Guillou's satirical drive with Swedish politicians and humanity in general permeates every word uttered by the various committee members and is underlined with the help of Hamilton's short but correct answers, effectively crushing every opposition. With almost untouched mine, Hamilton wins the battle against the politicians and journalists who want to make him a villain... Jan Guillou has a way of "undressing" society with his dry humor and making the most terrible things appear as ironic as possible. The mentioned author also constitutes another entertaining contribution to the film by sitting in his own tall person on the press bench in the interrogation hall and smirking.