In the frozen, desolate expanse of Norway during World War II, a tense and unexpected drama unfolds when two enemy aircraft are shot down over the same remote mountainside. From the wreckage emerge five survivors: a trio of German Luftwaffe airmen, led by the stern Lieutenant Florian Lukas, and two British Royal Air Force crewmen, including a young gunner played by Rupert Grint. Forced by the brutal elements to seek shelter together in a lone trapper’s cabin, these sworn enemies must confront a more immediate threat than each other—the relentless, killing cold. This gripping survival tale, directed by Petter Naess, explores the fragile line between duty and humanity as the men navigate a tense ceasefire, their shared struggle for warmth and food slowly chipping away at ingrained animosities. Blending wartime tension with stark action against an unforgiving landscape, Into the White becomes a compelling study of the bonds that can form in the most improbable of circumstances, featuring powerful performances from David Kross and Lachlan Nieboer as men whose identities as soldiers are tested by the primal will to live.