It's peak season at Morzine-Avoriaz ski resort. French high mountain state police officer Constance Vivier and Swiss cop Andreas Meyer investigate the suspect death of a teenager, found freezing on a slope after an alcohol coma.
Eric Valette
Director
Thierry Frémont
Alain Bisset
Laurent Gerra
Andréas Meyer
Clémentine Poidatz
Constance Vivier
Camille Skwarczek
Virginie Vivier
Margaux Ribagnac-Vin
Violette Meyer
Thomas Poulard
Gregory Valloire
Franck Adrien
Philippe Carroz
Pascal Gimenez
Pascal Chesnais
Jacques Chambon
Urs Wicht
Elodie Colin
Mélanie Wicht
Mata Gabin
Margaux Capelli
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