This was not a high-budget film; but the story and script are very good. It is a simple story of some very lucky airmen shot down in Norway during WW2. Three Germans and Two Englishmen are shot down hours apart in a remote part of the countryside. Both groups had an enormous stroke of luck to find an abandoned cabin in the middle of nowhere. They all could have just as easily froze to death from the constant wind and snow. They are lucky too, when they shoot a rabbit and find a secret cache of food and supplies. However, all good luck runs out sooner or later, and the story about enemies bonding in a survival situation is very interesting. It highlights the fact that countries fight wars, not the men who are in it. Good viewing.
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