Michelle Moreau notice a man replacing a battery in a race car. She is chased by the man but escapes. The race car belongs to Bobby Flyckt and Michelle gets a lift with him through Europe.
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Title: Het snö (1968)
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| Ernst-Hugo Järegård | ... | Lennart Stenhäll (as Ernst Hugo Järegård) | |
| Sven-Bertil Taube | ... | Bobby Flyckt (as Sven Bertil Taube) | |
| Grynet Molvig | ... | Michelle Mareau | |
| Ulf Brunnberg | ... | Hugin | |
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Margareta Sjödin | ... | Ulla |
| Håkan Serner | ... | Klas Bergström | |
| Ingvar Kjellson | ... | Police Inspector Nordström | |
| Ulf Johansson | ... | Lasse | |
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Peter Ahlm | ... | Mumin (as Peter Alm) |
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Michelle Moreau notice a man replacing a battery in a race car. She is chased by the man but escapes. The race car belongs to Bobby Flyckt and Michelle gets a lift with him through Europe.
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14 December 1968 (Sweden) See more »Also Known As:
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Altough "Het Snö" (Hot Snow) is probably the first drug thriller from Sweden and has a cast to die for, it's one of the biggest let-downs I've ever seen.
The story's confusing and the actors are working so hard to bring any sense to it that it just gets worse. Ernst-Hugo Järegård character, drug-lord Stenhäll, is like a cliché of every madmen he later would come to play on screen. And Sven Bertil Taube as international playboy Bobby Flyckt is mere a parody of Roger Moore in "The Persuaders" and, strange enough, a precursor for Moore's blasé interpretation of James Bond. Taube's always good, but if you want to see him as jaded cop/crook cross, Geoffrey Reeve's underrated take spy film "Puppet On A Chain" from 1971.
There's some bright spots to "Het Snö", though. The pictorial language is splendid and resembles some of the great French thrillers of the '60s, but all in all it's miles and miles away from the brilliance of "The Big Risk", "The Finger Man", "The Godson" and "Pasha".