In the aftermath of the war in Afghanistan, western troops were part of a Nato force, working with the then-new Afghan authorities to help 'win the hearts and minds' of locals, with Danish and British troops deployed in the key southern province of Helmand.

A former Danish soldier turned film-maker goes back to Musa Qala, the capital of Helmand, to investigate allegations that the Afghan police were abusing young boys and men when the Danish and British were in control.

With access to the-then local chief of police, to former members of the military and to some of the alleged victims, this is a powerful and painful exploration that tries to shed light on why western forces didn't win the hearts and minds of local people.