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The Ice Tower (2025) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 17, 2025

Original Title:
La tour de glace

Alternate Titles:
Der Eisturm
La Reine des neiges
Wieża z lodu

Genres:
Drama | Fantasy

Production Companies:
3B Productions
ARTE France Cinéma
Albolina Film
BR
Sutor Kolonko

Production Countries:
France | Germany | Italy

Ratings / Certifications:
BE: 16 

Runtime: 118

Colder than ice, her kiss pierces the heart.

Overview from TheMovieDB

1970s. From her high mountain village, 15-year-old Jeanne dreams of leaving her childhood orphanage and discovering the world. Fleeing to the city of lights, she finds refuge in a shed. In the morning, the Snow Queen appears to her, dazzling. The shed turns out to be a studio where a film adapted from the Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, The Snow Queen, is being shot. Cristina, the star, who embodies the Queen, reigns supreme on the set. Fascinated by this cruel woman with a disturbing charm, both powerful and vulnerable, Jeanne becomes her protege and her confidante as the trap closes in on her.

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Production

Additional Grip:
Typhaine Foliard
Maxime Oustalet
Simon Brouat

Art Direction:
Sarah Deweppe

Assistant Art Director:
Emmanuel Tostivint
Elise Tully
Léna Valero

Assistant Editor:
Arthur Elie Hoyas

Assistant Sound Editor:
Valentin Keung

Best Boy Electric:
Raphael Auger

Best Boy Grip:
Clement Clop

Casting Assistant:
Alice Granier

Casting Director:
Lydie Le Doeff

Co-Producer:
Victor Hadida
Ingmar Trost
Olivier Père

Colorist:
Elie Akoka

Compositing Supervisor:
Solen Collignon

Concept Artist:
Mark Schons

Costumer:
Émilie Malfaisan

Dailies Manager:
Lucas Roy

Dailies Operator:
Indy Adjovi
Stéphane Jacomo

Data Management Technician:
Marco Di Liello

Digital Compositor:
Charlotte Canaple
Liliane Chu
Arnaud Grelaud
Laure Vernier
Victoire Le Dourner
Agathe Paret

Director:
Lucile Hadžihalilović

Director of Photography:
Jonathan Ricquebourg

Editor:
Nassim Gordji-Tehrani

Electrician:
Stéphane Blum
Chloé Bouhon
Ronan Dereuder

First Assistant "B" Camera:
Julia Alber
Fahde El Afiane

First Assistant Camera:
Thomas Legrand

First Assistant Director:
David Maria Putorti
Delphine Daull

Gaffer:
Georges Harnack

Graphic Designer:
Georges Kafian

Grip:
Mathys Trehel

Key Grip:
Brice Pillot

Key Rigging Grip:
Alexandre Chapelard

Line Producer:
Serge Catoire
Matthias Keitsch

Location Manager:
Gaspard Danel

Makeup Department Head:
Vesna Peborde

Painter:
Marion Didier

Producer:
Muriel Merlin

Production Design:
Julia Irribarria

Rigging Gaffer:
Stéphane Blum

Script Supervisor:
Marie Chaduc

Second Assistant Camera:
Louise Hartvick
Felix Wüller

Second Assistant Director:
Arthur Dezanneau

Set Dresser:
Mathias Canard

Sound Designer:
Ken Yasumoto

Sound Mixer:
Etienne Haug

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Ken Yasumoto

Special Effects Supervisor:
Olaf Taittinger

Special Effects Technician:
Maxime Girard

Swing:
Cyrille Crété

Third Assistant Camera:
Léonore Dumas

Third Assistant Director:
Ethan Renault

Unit Manager:
Jeremy Lanaud

Video Assist Operator:
Caterina Albarella

Visual Effects Editor:
Stephen Hendrickx

Visual Effects Producer:
Mathilde Sonrier

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Rodolphe Chabrier
Mathilde Germi

Writer:
Lucile Hadžihalilović
Geoff Cox

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