Every summer more than two hundred thousand tourists visit North Cape, Norway, the northernmost point in Europe. A few kilometers before reaching their goal, a fifteen-minute stop is their chance to encounter Sámis, the indigenous people of Northern Europe. Drive-Thru follows the tourists as they visit Nils, a reindeer herding Sámi whose picture can be found on travel photo albums worldwide. It is a humor-filled anthropological look at the concept of exoticism and the complex ways of the contemporary touristic experience.
