Drei Zinnen

Imagine a man who is everything the world tells us a great father should be: sensitive yet masculine, bursting with vitality but also able to teach his son a gentle keyboard duet, he works a sophisticated job but is also a mountaineer who gives great piggy-back. This is Aaron, and he is the greatest father that Tristan could want - except he's not his father. And it is that hairline fracture in the edifice of an ostensibly happy family vacation that Jan Zabeil's superbly crafted, utterly gripping Three Peaks traces, following it so far into the frozen yonder that by the time we hear the cracking of the ice, we're out too far to turn back. (Jessica Kiang, Variety)