Macbeth

Inspector Macbeth is considered as tough as almost any other police officer. In a run-down industrial city in the north, he makes deal after deal fall through, and the drug lords find no way past him.

Then comes the point at which money, recognition and influence seem within reach. Macbeth realizes that his origins will deny him advancement unless he is willing to kill. His lover urges him on, and rivals disappear one after another.

With every murder he moves closer to a power he once fought against himself. How far will he go, and is there a point at which he can still turn back?