This five minute film, published on the web only, is targeted directly to EU Commission President J.M. Barroso with the objective of informing on the alcohol situation in Europe and the positive effects of the Swedish alcohol retail monopoly. The film consists of segments produced in a wide range of styles, from filmed live action to animated sequences.
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