SE, NO, DK | 2000 | colour | 102 min
reż|dir Mona J. Hoel pro|pro Malte Forssell sce|sc Mona J. Hoel zdj|ph Robert Nordstom mon|ed Hélène Berlin ob|cast Zbigniew Zamachowski, Jerzy Nowak, Benedikte Lindbeck, Krister Henriksson dys|dis Norwegian Films Institute

A multigenerational family arrives into mountains to spent Christmas in a small house. A Polish husband of one of the daughters participates in the trip (Zamachowski). As soon as they arrive at the place atmosphere becomes intolerable. Long-hidden secrets come to light. Cabin Fever is the first Norwegian film made according to Dogma postulates. Pictures are shot under natural light, without any special effects. Mona Hoel confronts a degraded morality of a Norwegian family with a traditional ethos of the Poles, and a black humor and irony lead to a dramatic ending.