Eight men accepted director Alain Dalain’s unusual invitation: spend five days in the close company of total strangers in a lonely chalet in the snow. Eight men that race, background and social standing should have driven apart rather than brought together. The film is the result of this meeting, a totally original experience, a long and winding road through the life and subconscious mind of each man involved. Originality is the main attraction of this programme. By looking away two groups of racists and victims of racism together, Swiss Romande TV obtained an astonishing confrontation. Racism is stripped bare an is shown up for what it is.