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Snow White (2005)

113 min · Drama

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Directors

Samir

Cast

Stefan Gubser, Sunnyi Melles, Carlos Leal, Julie Fournier, Xaver Hutter, Zoé Mikuleczky, Benedict Freitag, Stefan Kurt, Wolfram Berger, Patrick Rapold, Liliana Heimberg, Martin Rapold, Pascal Ulli, Karin Pfammatter, Beatrice Kessler, Mathis Künzler, Max Loong, Mike Müller

A dissatisfied young woman from the jet set finds love with a grounded rapper, but begins weaving lies to keep him.

The story

Nico’s young life revolves around partying, cocaine and sex, yet she is dissatisfied with her extravagant jet-set existence. Living with her wealthy father in a lakeside villa, she is also having an affair with Boris, a club owner. At one of his club’s concerts, she meets Paco, a down-to-earth rapper from a very different background. Their connection brings Nico the love, respect and affection she has been missing. As she spends an idyllic stretch of time with Paco, she starts building a web of lies, afraid that honesty might cost her the relationship. Paco also carries tensions connected to his drug-addicted brother and his father’s blame.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Nico knows nothing but partying, cocaine, and sex in her young life. She is somehow dissatisfied. With her best friend Wanda, she enjoys the extravagant lifestyle of the jet set. Nico’s parents are divorced, and she lives with her wealthy father in a villa by the lake. She is also having an affair with Boris, the owner of a club. At a concert at his club, she meets Paco, a down-to-earth rapper. With Paco, Nico finally finds love, respect, and affection, even though they come from completely different backgrounds. She spends a wonderful time with Paco, but at the same time Nico begins constructing a fateful web of lies so she won’t lose him. Paco, too, has simmering inner conflicts involving his drug-addicted brother and his father, who blames him for his brother’s addiction.

Genres

Drama

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