A Viking boy, Harald dreams of becoming a warrior like his father Agne.
However, chieftain Agne refuses to surrender his city's ships to the king and cooperates with the rebels.
The village is set on fire, some of the inhabitants are killed and the rest taken prisoner, and they are ordered to build a new ship for the king's fleet.
[5] The Swedish Nöjesguiden said The Last Viking does most things wrong, describing the story as unfocused and infantile and the dialogue as poorly crafted.
The critic compared the acting to amateur theatre from the 1960s, with the exception of Per Oscarsson's "mumbling and swearing".