1997 film directed by Erik Skjoldbjærg

Eight medical students on a ski trip to Norway discover that Hitler's horrors live on when they come face to face with a battalion of zombie Nazi soldiers intent on devouring anyone unfortunate enough to wander into the remote mountains where they were once sent to die.

初雪的夜晚，小男孩从噩梦中醒来，惊觉妈妈不见踪影，院子里凭空出现一个不知是谁堆起的雪人。他当圣诞礼物送给妈妈的粉色围巾，就围在雪人的脖子上，一排由黑色卵石组成的眼睛和嘴巴在月光下闪烁，雪人凝视着屋子，仿佛在微笑……一封署名“雪人”的匿名信，开启了警探哈利·霍勒对新近女性失踪案的调查，观察力敏锐、又略显神秘的女警卡翠娜也加入了调查小组。接连失踪的那些女人似乎有着奇怪的共同点。是什么隐秘的动机在驱使罪犯连续作案？以“雪人”为杀人记号的冷血犯人究竟是谁？总是徘徊在酒醉与清醒之间的哈利沉迷于扑朔迷离的案情，越来越无法自拔，几欲疯狂。就在他即将揭开“雪人”真面目的当口，前女友萝凯也被卷入这场致命的追缉。哈利必须牺牲自己，才能救回爱人……

The Norwegian French master of the noir graphic novel deploys a more-or-less full palette, albeit very tonally subdued (don't expect blood reds or sky blues), and several panels whose perspectives are as much as 30 degrees from the horizontal (hitherto a rarity in his work) to tell a story that an only slightly less gloomy David Goodis might have written. Alex is in seriously dumped condition. His friend Claude shows up to ask him to water the plants while he's out of town. He does and one time sees a man in the apartment across the street. When Claude gets back, Alex goes to see him, only to wind up framed for murder and on the run. A woman shopkeeper recognizes him, believes his story, and takes him to her place. The pair fall in love as Alex sleuths his own case. Things just might work out, but . . . Jason's tall, thin, expressionally limited, animal-headed figures seem downright Bogey-and-Baby-ish in this ever-so-satisfying, archetypal exercise in romantic fatalism.