Syndebukken: Prosessen mot Harry Lindstrøm

The documentary features Mads Ousdal, Sverre Anker Ousdal, and Henrik Grue Bastiansen as they navigate the complexities surrounding a national crisis in Norway during the 1960s. Mads Ousdal discovers that his former babysitter, Harry Lindstrøm, became one of the most reviled figures in the country due to the fallout from this crisis.

This exploration not only highlights the personal impact of historical events on individual lives but also reflects broader societal themes. The film provides a thoughtful examination of how public perception can shape personal narratives, making it a compelling watch for those interested in documentary storytelling and historical analysis.

As a collector, this documentary may pique your interest for its unique subject matter and the way it tackles a significant yet often overlooked piece of Norwegian history. The film stands out for its blend of personal recollection and societal critique, making it an engaging addition to any documentary collection.