After a sleepless night, Christoffer is on his way to the institution in Halmstad. It's time to get registered and meet the inmates he will be living with for the next month. After the first meeting with the men in the department, things feel a little calmer, but Christoffer still doubts that he will make it.

The institution is like its own little community within fences and walls with work in the workshop, school, salary payments and kiosk purchases. An unprepared urine sample leads to conflict. And why is the relationship between staff and inmates so complicated?

After 11 days, it becomes clear that there are factions and hierarchies inside the prison. The double occupancy - i.e. that the inmates live two people in the cells - increases the risk of conflicts. Things that are small and insignificant on the outside can lead to serious fights and violence on the inside and a food fight creates a really threatening situation in the ward.