"White Winter" is a memoir of war + an anti-war movie with the theme of wild survival. The story tells that, in the frigid Norwegian wilderness, a fighter jet from both Britain and Germany was shot down and forced to land in a fierce air battle. At the peak of this icy wilderness, they meet in a hunting cabin of a Norwegian hunter. In the vast wilderness, lacking food, clothing, and medicine, they must do their best to survive in the harsh natural environment. One is life and death, the other is the duty of a soldier, the other is national honor and national justice, and the other is basic humanity and the Geneva Convention. When the enemy soldiers in a state of war wander between the balance of survival and mission, what kind of sparks will they create? What kind of tacit "partner" will be formed? This film has been using the audience's curiosity to create a wonderful tension, and conceived a wonderful and real wonderful story.
Capturing prisoners, drawing center lines, fighting for beds, grabbing tables, attacking hearts, and countering coercion, how can we maintain our dignity under the muzzle of the enemy without losing our national dignity? The undercurrent of war is always hidden under the seemingly peaceful compromise. But people must live first, eating moss under the snow, smashing compass for disinfection, pouring alcohol for medicine, breaking their arms to survive, and chopping pillars for firewood. In the face of the test of death, everyone must contribute their own wisdom and sincerity. However, behind every brave man, there is an unknown tenderness. After taking off the military uniform, everyone is actually a child. Little things like talking about girlfriends, shitting, positioning, throwing darts, hitting rabbits, and drinking are all in suspense. It is full of humor. But fortunately, under the threat of getting lost, running out of food, and collapsing houses, they were finally able to put down their grievances and turn enemies into friends. Guns became hunting tools, axes became scalpels for gangrene, and they got drunk together, watched the aurora together, and together Sledding, admiring each other in the violent collision of hormones, and honestly confessing the deepest secrets in the sincere trust, they eventually became the most intimate friends.
However, in the end, they still had to face the reality. When their friendship was woven together and they successfully found a way to go down the mountain, the rescue team of the British army arrived, and the shaking sniper rifle scope swayed left and right, and finally pulled the trigger. A German cadre was killed on the spot, and the others instantly returned to reality - they were still enemies.
War is evil, survival is cruel, war turns people into ghosts, and adversity turns ghosts into people. When Hitler's "Mein Kampf" was used as toilet paper, the ironic effect of the play reached its climax, and when the British army shot the "Nazi" at gunpoint without questioning, the microphone of torture returned On the Allied side, who is the righteous side of the war burning in Norway?
This is a movie based on a true story. Fortunately, four of the five protagonists survived. They eventually became close friends through adversity and symbiosis. Their stories spanned war and history, and conveyed to people that "humanity is the end." the true meaning of justice"!
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