During a nocturnal mass fight between a gang of immigrants and White Rage, the leader of White Rage is badly injured and hospitalized. His little brother - Jens, sees himself as the natural heir of the throne and starts to bargain for truce with the immigrant gang without the consensus of the gang members. When Jens realizes that his right-hand man, Lars, is opposing him behind his back, he is forced to choose side. All of a sudden, the battle be-tween the two gangs has become a part of the fight for the throne of White Rage, and Jens' only ally seems to be the leader of the rival group.
| Original title | Perker |
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| Danish title | Perker |
| Keywords | Immigrants, Young people, Gangs, Xenophobia, Conflicts, Crime, Cultural meetings, Radicalization, Extremism |
| Director | Dennis Petersen |
| Screenplay | Frederik Nørgaard |
| Producer | Stefan Frost, Henrik Underbjerg |
| Director of Photography | Anders Holck Petersen |
| Editor | Mette Zeruneith |
| Sound | Jens Christian L. Hartvig, Henrik Gugge Garnov |
| Composer | Kim Kløverhus Jørgensen |
| Production designer | Per Carlsen |
| Casting | Lene Seested |
| Appearance | Frederik Nørgaard, Anders Brink Madsen, Saied Zoghi, Mira Wanting |
| Production country | Denmark |
| Domestic distribution | Danske Filminstitut |
| Technical info | color |
| Danish theatrical release | 27.12.2002 |
| Cinemas | Øst for Paradis (Århus) |
| Danish rating | Allowed for children over the age of 11 |
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