Everyone knows that the hunter who had to kill Snow White didn’t do it. He was too soft-hearted. As a result, she remained the most beautiful in the land, instead of her evil stepmother. But what happened afterwards?
This French film continues where the Brothers Grimm stopped. The girl with skin as white as snow, lips as red as blood and hair as black as ebony has grown up and is about to marry a prince. But she isn’t happy. The basis of her frustration can be found - indeed - with her mother. In this arty version of the fairytale, she is incredibly attractive for the opposite sex. And the spoilt Snow White thinks that now it’s her turn to shine.
This comic fairytale about dysfunctional families does not only play with the classic story, but also with the design, in which there is room for castles and royal robes, but also for Rolls-Royces, aspirins and Christian Louboutins.
- Director
- Siegrid Alnoy
- Premiere
- International premiere
- Country of production
- France
- Year
- 2012
- Festival Edition
- IFFR 2013
- Length
- 84'
- Medium
- DCP
- International title
- Mirror My Love
- Language
- French
- Producers
- Sylvette Frydman, Jean-François Lepetit
- Production Company
- Flach Film Production
- Sales
- Pyramide International
- Screenplay
- Lise Macheboeuf, Siegrid Alnoy
- Cinematography
- Sabine Lancelin
- Editor
- Benoît Quinon
- Production Design
- Véronique Barneoud
- Sound Design
- Simon Apostolou
- Music
- Gabriel Scotti, Vincent Haenni
- Cast
- Judith Chemla, Fanny Ardant