Michelle Pedersen is a young detective who is working on a weapon’s smuggling case and one day she receives important information by a colleague Farhad Kazami that a shipment is arriving at a closed garage area but when Michelle arrives, she is shot multiple times in a shootout and bullets hit her hip that fractures her pelvic bones leaving her legs paralyzed.

Michelle moves in with her mother but living under the same roof is a difficult task because they have a distance in their relationship. Michelle struggles with a daily routine of pain and depression. Most days go by, drinking and sitting with loneliness. One day Susan tells Michelle her big secret, which is the reason why there is a distance in the relationship. Michelle forgives Susan and Susan as a loving mother helps Michelle get back to her feet again by training her.

Ten Year’s pass, Michelle fully recovers and one day gets a tip from Mie Jørgensen from the intelligence unit that Farhad is a corrupt cop who is working for weapon’s smuggler Roya Rostami. Michelle is heart broken by the news and asks Mie to arranges a weapon’s deal at the Esbjerg harbor but Farhad doesn’t show up. Instead he calls Michelle, explains everything and tells her that he knows Mie arranged the deal and he will be arrested. Michelle replies wherever you are, I will find you and kill you for what you put me threw.

Bilal Hussain is an award-winning indie filmmaker, he has been making short films since eleven year’s (present) He is a Pakistani-Canadian citizen, who lives in Esbjerg, Denmark and works at a local television station “Tv-Glad Esbjerg” as an reporter, anchor, cameraman & segment editor. Besides work and filmmaking, he has written two crime-fiction books, he has also been a film judge at the “Tokyo Lift-Off Sessions”, “Box Short Film Festival” & “Istanbul Kisa Golden Film Festival”.