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A story in white
In a quiet, snow-covered mountain world, we follow two friends searching together for a feeling they can’t quite name. As they journey through the white landscape, they encounter a mysterious snowman who is passing by unsuspectingly. The film gently draws you into a space of silence, friendship, and the small miracle of simply being together, far away from everything. Made with cold fingers and warm hearts, it’s a love letter to nature, friendship, and the beauty of the unknown.
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In a quiet, snow-covered mountain world, we follow two friends searching together for a feeling they can’t quite name. As they journey through the white landscape, they encounter a mysterious snowman who is passing by unsuspectingly. The film gently draws you into a space of silence, friendship, and the small miracle of simply being together, far away from everything. Made with cold fingers and warm hearts, it’s a love letter to nature, friendship, and the beauty of the unknown.
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