In this wry German dark comedy, Walter (Jürgen Rißmann) is a professional hitman who has just botched a job. Forced to leave the city, he reluctantly takes up an offer from eccentric crime boss Berger (Reiner Schöne) to protect his house (and young, pretty, free-spirited wife Sybille) in a remote region of the Carpathian Mountains. At Walter's side is Mickey (Thomas Wodianka), his chatty, thrill-seeking old friend. After a freak accident, what seemed to be a nice, easy holiday job for the hapless pair soon becomes a comically nightmarish fight for survival. Stunning cinematography of the deceptively idyllic snowy landscapes and hardboiled, clever plot twists make Snowman's Land an unmissable genre classic. -- (C) Music Box Film
Release Date Snowman's Land Sep 14, 2012 Limited
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Actors For Snowman's Land

Jürgen Ri??mann,Thomas Wodianka,Reiner Schöne,Waléra Kanischtscheff,Eva-Katrin Hermann,Luc Feit,Detlef Bothe,Andreas Windhuis,Anton Weber,Ferdinand Fischer,Elmar Kuhling,Karina Iversen,Kevin Matweew,Fang Dong,Hanna Dong,Piet Fuchs

Genres Snowman's Land : Drama,Action & Adventure,Art House & International,Comedy

Visitor Ranting & Critics For Snowman's Land

User Ranting Snowman's Land : 3.3
User Percentage For Snowman's Land : %
User Count Like for Snowman's Land : 219
All Critics Ranting For Snowman's Land : 5.2
All Critics Count For Snowman's Land : 12
All Critics Percentage For Snowman's Land : 33 %

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Movie Overview For Snowman's Land
When the wife of a crime boss is accidentally killed, the hit man who was hired to protect the remote house in which she was living tries to keep her death under wraps. Fearing vengeance from the gangster, he's soon locked in a fight for survival.

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Review For Snowman's Land

Any charm evaporates amid the rampant amorality.
Ben Sachs-Chicago Reader

Thomson is more successful at visual composition than narrative momentum; would-be sequences of black comedy are too stretched out to benefit from timing.
Roger Ebert-Chicago Sun-Times

Just when it's lulled you into complacency, it springs back to life - and death.
Stephen Whitty-Newark Star-Ledger

Despite on-point performances, the story is too pitted with holes and loose ends to permit the film a bump from meh to marvelous.
Jeannette Catsoulis-New York Times

Unfortunately, the images are more inviting than the narrative.
Steve Erickson-Village Voice

The tone here is unhurried and the bursts of violence and narrative played at an aesthetic remove, but the cycles of languor and activity ultimately feel too calculated-the strained overlay of sensationalism onto a desiccated canvas.
Andrew Schenker-Time Out New York

A tonal hodgepodge ever at odds with itself, Tomasz Thomson's unctuous, tongue-in-cheek debut is far too self-satisfied with its jokes for any to really be funny.
Calum Marsh-Slant Magazine

Fun, often droll crime thriller about a grungy slob of a hit man given an assignment in the remote, snowy Carpathian Mountains provides a nifty ride for both more demanding audiences and the usual suspects looking for raunchiness.
Doris Toumarkine-Film Journal International

A gloomy comedy that's funnier in theory than in practice.
Marshall Fine-Hollywood & Fine

Tonally, Snowman's Land feels like a German throwback to a '90s indie, but without the energy-the pacing is languid to the point of aimlessness ...
Alison Willmore-AV Club