Teppo, the central figure in a neo-Nazi group, meets, immediately falls in love and moves in with Sari whose son, Rhamadhani, is half-black. Teppo starts to overcome his own prejudices, but the situation becomes more complex when Sari is bound to bed rest and Teppo must take sole responsibility for Rhamadhani. Teppo’s neo-Nazi younger brother Harri is kicked out of the army and moves in uninvited. Harri implements an Apartheid-like system in the home, in which each race has their own area. Teppo finally sticks up for Rhamadhani and becomes a good stepfather, but not without paying a dear price for it.