Carl Størmer was walking around Kristiania in his day with his detective camera and taking pictures of people; captured situations, meetings, reactions and looks in a way that was not thought possible at the time. The film not only tells the story of the making of the images, but also about the city, the people and about photography as such.
An 11-year-old boy is tormented by his unpleasant uncle Oskar. Oskar is a sheep farmer with far too much self-confidence, and he is quite unpleasant and bossy. But the boy always finds a way to get revenge.
