Hidden Treasures

In the icy wilderness of Lapland, a ruthless group of mercenaries is on a mission to recover a massive gold deposit from a crashed WWII bomber. Their plan is disrupted when they stumble upon a kidnapped young boy and his relentless rescuer, a former Special Forces soldier turned local hunter. The ensuing conflict forces both groups into a desperate fight for survival against each other and the unforgiving elements.

Rare Exports: The Collection, while not as widely released or discussed as its predecessor, was generally well-received by critics who appreciated its dark humor, stylish visuals, and unique premise. It was seen as a fitting continuation of the director's distinctive tone and a solid, albeit more niche, entry in the action-adventure genre.

• Praised for its atmospheric cinematography and bleak, snowy setting.

• Appreciated for its straightforward action and survival elements.

• Noted for its darker, more intense tone compared to the director's previous work.

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The film is a spiritual successor to Jalmari Helander's 2010 short film 'Rare Exports', which was later expanded into the feature film 'Rare Exports: A Christmas Tale'.