Frozen Hell

About This Movie

Frozen Hell is a haunting documentary that delves into the often-overlooked POW camps in Finland during the Continuation War. The tone is somber, with a palpable sense of loss. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the weight of the narrative to sink in, especially when discussing the staggering mortality rates among the 70,000 prisoners. The archival footage, though sparse, is powerful, juxtaposed with interviews that bring personal accounts to the forefront. It’s distinct in how it confronts the erasure of history—most records were destroyed, leaving a void where the stories of war crimes should be. The atmosphere is thick with reflection, making it a somber exploration of humanity's darker aspects.

Explores underrepresented historical events · Features scarce archival footage · Sombre tone reflecting on war crimes