The Swedish Connection

In 1942, Swedish diplomat Gösta Engzell (Henrik Dorsin) and his secretary Rut Vogl (Sissela Benn) develop a covert plan to rescue European Jewish refugees by exploiting legal loopholes and paperwork within the Swedish government. As tensions rise with Germany, Engzell's efforts challenge the status quo and ultimately lead to Sweden accepting 100,000 Jewish immigrants during World War II.