Iceman, breathtaking

Masterfully directed by Felix Randau, it transports us with absolute fidelity to the Ice Age, where humans struggled to survive.

From his breathtaking alpine scenes that place us in the ice age, to his detailed reconstructions of prehistoric communities, Randau masterfully captures the era.

But the crowning jewel of his work is the moving inner journey of his protagonist Ötzi, masterfully played by the chameleon-like Jakob Ammon.

Through his gaze we enter the mind of a hunter who inhabits a hostile world from which he barely manages to escape. The photography and acting are pure excellence.

In this way, Randau creates an epic with soul, capable of fascinating us with its humanism beyond its fast-paced rhythms. A lesson in cinema that will last for millennia, just like his character.

My congratulations to Randau and team for taking us back to the childhood of humanity with such respect, verisimilitude and masterful beauty. A legacy for generations to come.

The box office receipts finally gave their verdict: with a budget of only 5 million euros, it grossed more than 47 million worldwide.