Jim Latrache

And say, if I have a saying, I want to make a love story.

And I think it's more interested in explaining why do people become criminal and what's more important, what does it take for them not to become a criminal?

And we did this radio show called 1.6 Kilo of Coke.

And...

And the 18th of September, 2015, we were nominated for Best Feature of the Year.

And we won.

And at that award show, I met Mads Brugger.

At that time, Mads Brugger had a radio station.

And while I was in prison, I had watched some of his documentary.

So I was a big fan of what he did.

So we had a chat and he invited me to the radio and we became friends.

I think six months later, I had a phone call, and he called me up and said, Hey, Jim, how are you doing?

I said, I'm good.

Have you ever heard about the North Korean Friendship Association?

I said, what?

God!

Because in my mind, it sounded so fucking crazy that anybody in Denmark, in their right mind, could think that North Korea was great.

And he said, but this is the truth.

And then he just quick explained to me about Ulrich that

This former chef, now retired, had gone undercover in this friendship association and he had been there for seven years.