With her yak Riri and an old cathodic TV, a mother journeys through the Himalayan peaks to screen her son's film banned by religious fanatics - a path that breaks her body and mind but ultimately leads her to profound, liberating freedom.
White Snow focuses on a mother's quiet resistance against fear and censorship, as she carries her son's banned film through the mountains, turning a painful journey into an act of love, dignity, and liberation.
[Praveen Morchhale, Director]
Praveen Morchhale, an Indian filmmaker, is known for his subtle, visual poetic humane cinema and his previous films Walking With the Wind, Widow of Silence explore human life and dignity in mountains.