Snow 1981

Overview

Snow is a 1981 drama and crime film that runs for one hour and thirty minutes. The story focuses on a barmaid named Anita, who serves as the central figure within a diverse community comprised of street preachers, prostitutes, drug dealers, and drug users. The plot is set in motion when a young drug dealer, who is also a beloved friend of Anita, is apprehended by narcotics agents. Following this arrest, Anita decides to take action to assist the dealer's struggling clients by scoring for them. The film was released in the United States on July 5, 1983. This production is distinct from other media titles sharing the word snow in their names, such as the 2010 film Rare Exports, which is sometimes compared to other works due to its snowy setting, or the feature film titled The Snow Walker. It is also unrelated to the Oscar-nominated film Society of the Snow, which recounts the Miracle of the Andes, or the meteorological phenomenon of atmospheric ice crystals.