Midnight Sun

When the victim of a murder in the middle of majestic mountains turns out to be a French citizen, experienced homicide investigator Kahina Zadi is ordered to travel from Paris to the location of the crime.

As Anders Hamesk becomes the head of the case, mysterious notes with names and numbers are found -- as is another victim; crime-scene evidence leads to the Sami people.

With three men already dead, Anders studies the murder scenes closer only to make a painful discovery in the form of traces of Sami symbols.

Kahina is injured and held captive by the confused and intoxicated Bangkok Jori; she is approached by a threatening Frenchman who demands that she keeps him informed about everything in the investigation.

Kahina, who was left in a bog by her attackers, is able to get herself to a hospital, where her son, Nadji, is waiting.

Sparen isn't able to persuade the people in the group to go to the police; Kahina sends Nadji back to France, but he gets off the plane; Alain Gruard picks him up in his car and puts something in Nadji's pocket.