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The film follows two carefree farm musicians, Poul Otto Madsen and Bernhard Iversen, who move into garden houses on Amager with their dog, Hannibal. The arrival of Bernhard's children, Anne and Peter, introduces a conflict when social services threaten to take them away due to concerns about their environment. The narrative unfolds with the spirited Olga, who takes on a maternal role to appease both the authorities and the children, leading to comedic moments and heartwarming resolutions.

As a work from the late 1960s, this film embodies the era's comedic style and family-oriented storytelling. It showcases the unique perspective of a woman director, Annelise Reenberg, which adds depth to the film's narrative and themes. Collectors interested in international cinema or the evolution of family comedies may find this title particularly appealing.