Pelle Police

The documentary presents the artist, who experienced sexual molestation in his youth, as he engages with a current policeman accused of similar offenses. Throughout the film, the artist sets a trap that shifts the power dynamic between them, ultimately portraying the policeman as a victim of the artist's project. This transformation raises important questions about consent and the responsibilities of those in authority.

As the narrative unfolds, the policeman, initially in a position of power, begins to reveal his thoughts and behaviors in desperation. His candidness provides a stark contrast to the artist's own past, complicating the viewer's understanding of both characters. Pelle Police challenges viewers to consider the implications of authority, victimhood, and the process of confronting one’s past through the lens of documentary film.