1946, Lapland in ashes. The silent legend Aatami tries to vanish, but a smiling salvage baron (Aksel Hennie) hunts a lost train of plunder buried under permafrost. When villagers vanish and a child is taken as leverage, Aatami shoulders his pack: pickaxe, wire, and an old hatred that never thawed.

Minefields become chessboards; sleds outrun a howling half‑track across a cracking ice lake. A sawmill turns into a spinning guillotine; a flooded tunnel becomes a grave that refuses him. The baron brings mercs and a ledger full of names—Aatami brings sisu.

Few words, fewer chances, every strike a verdict. Gold weighs less than guilt; the only treasure worth saving breathes. When dawn hits the snow, one man walks out because the ground wouldn’t keep him.