Into the White

In the frigid wilds of Norway during World War II, a remarkable tale of survival and camaraderie unfolds. On April 27th, 1940, German Heinkel 111 bomber pilot Horst Schopis' aircraft meets its fate at the hands of an RAF Blackburn Skua L2940 fighter piloted by a British airman near Grotli. Both vessels crash-land, leaving the crew members stranded and exposed to the harsh Scandinavian winter.Initially, the Germans and English soldiers engage in hostile exchanges, each side determined to survive alone. However, as the icy conditions worsen and hope dwindles, they are forced to band together in a small cabin for protection. This unlikely alliance sets the stage for an unforeseen friendship to emerge amidst the bleak landscape.As days turn into weeks, these adversaries-turned-allies must rely on each other's skills and knowledge to endure the harsh Norwegian terrain and elements. Their shared experience transcends national boundaries, shattering preconceived notions of loyalty and duty, proving that sometimes, humanity prevails in the most unexpected ways.