**Smugglers (1968): A Tale of Risk and Recklessness in Prohibition-Era Norway** Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 1920s, "Smugglers" unveils a world where joy is overshadowed by unemployment and disillusionment. Amidst Norway's prohibition, a thrilling undercurrent of smuggling emerges, offering a tantalizing escape from a mundane existence. Enter Ernst, a disenchanted architect whose life takes a wild turn when he accidentally stumbles into the high-stakes world of smuggling. As he trades his dull routine for a vibrant and chaotic lifestyle, Ernst’s heart is torn when Klara, the woman he loves, walks away, leaving room for Jenny, who becomes his new partner in crime. Joined by their friends Hugo and Elsa, the group embarks on exhilarating smuggling adventures, raking in profits that only fuel their desire for more. Ernst's ambition escalates as he invests in boats, plunging them into the perilous depths of Oslo Fjord, all the way to Rotterdam. With police and customs hot on their trail, tensions explode in the climactic showdown at Bygdøyslaget, where smugglers and law enforcement clash in a gripping battle of wits and wills.