Frostbitten
Frostbiten
“Dawn is a month away.”
Synopsis
After Annika, a medical doctor, gets work at the local hospital, she and her 17-year old daughter Saga move to a small town in northern Sweden. Annika is keen to work with her idol, geneticist Professor Gerhard Beckert. However Beckert's sinister past in the Waffen-SS soon catches up with him when a couple of pill-popping interns mistake an experimental vaccine for party drugs. Mayhem ensues as the town's teenagers succumb one by one to the mysterious virus.
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Frostbiten (English Trailer) (2006)
Type: Trailer • Published 2011-08-04
Top Cast
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Petra Nielsen
Annika
Carl-Åke Eriksson
Professor Gerhard Beckert
Grete Havnesköld
Saga
Emma Åberg
Vega (as Emma T. Åberg)
Jonas Lawes
Robert
Niklas Grönberg
John
Gustav Johansson
Joel
Linnea Jonsson
Cissi
Nour El Refai
Cornelia
Jonas Karlström
Sebastian
Måns Nathanaelson
Lukas
Mikael Tornving
Police
Anders Johansson
Aurora Roald
Thomas Hedengran
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Anders Banke
- Screenplay & Story
- Pidde Andersson, Daniel Ojanlatva
- Original Score
- Anthony Lledo
- Original Title
- Frostbiten
- Country of Origin
- Russia, Sweden
- Spoken Languages
- Finnish, Swedish, German
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
- Production Studios
- Cinepost Studios
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Anders Banke
Pidde Andersson, Daniel Ojanlatva
Anthony Lledo
Chris Maris
Kiko C.C. Sjöberg
Göran Lindström, Magnus Paulsson
Department Leadership Roster
Anders Banke
Director
Paola Billberg Johansson
Costume Design
Anthony Lledo
Original Music Composer
Göran Lindström
Producer
Magnus Paulsson
Producer
Malin Kihlberg
Production Design
Kiko C.C. Sjöberg
Editor
Chris Maris
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Frostbitten
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What is Frostbitten about?
After Annika, a medical doctor, gets work at the local hospital, she and her 17-year old daughter Saga move to a small town in northern Sweden. Annika is keen to work with her idol, geneticist Professor Gerhard Beckert. However Beckert's sinister past in the Waffen-SS soon catches up with him when a couple of pill-popping interns mistake an experimental vaccine for party drugs. Mayhem ensues as the town's teenagers succumb one by one to the mysterious virus.
Who directed Frostbitten?
Frostbitten was directed by Anders Banke.
Who stars in Frostbitten?
The principal cast of Frostbitten includes Petra Nielsen, Carl-Åke Eriksson, Grete Havnesköld, Emma Åberg, Jonas Lawes.
When was Frostbitten released and how long is it?
Frostbitten was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 1h 38m.
Who composed the musical score for Frostbitten?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Frostbitten was composed by Anthony Lledo.