Bruno Ganz on the mountain (Possible SPOILERS)

The lyrical, surreal scene with Bruno Ganz suddenly standing nearly in the middle of a slalom course, marveling as skiers shoot by him and his henchmen cartwheel and frolic in the snow- all of them momentarily charmed by Norwegian life- was A+. It was odd, playful, funny and dark, too. This movie seemed so tonally under control most of the time, and this was the best example of that, for me. And of course the foreign gangster who decides on the spot that he wants to try paragliding winds up slamming into the hero's snowblower and getting ground up in the end. Of course. A funny (don't get me started on Skarsgard's facial expressions as the "action hero"...) and beautiful movie.