Guzzi Lantschner, the Austrian Alpine skier who took German citizenship in 1936 in order to compete in the 1936 Olympics (he took silver in Alpine Combined), spent WWII as a cameraman for Leni Riefenstahl, making Nazi propaganda films. After the war he emigrated to Bariloche, Argentina, and directed this Spanish-language rom-com set on the slopes and in the deluxe hotel of the Catedral ski area. Lantschner himself plays a local photographer. The plot hinges on the flirtation of a glamorous blonde journalist with an Ecuadorean ski racer, who has eyes only for a team-mate. Silly plot, but plenty of great skiing footage in spectacular scenery. One of the skiers is Tahoe's favorite Argentine, Osvaldo Ancinas, then a slim 20-year-old. 74 minutes.