Shooting Snow White

Shooting Snow White is a bold exploration of fairy tales and their influence on gender roles, identity and self -perception, shrouded in the form of a living, clown horror movie. While waiting for a prince who may never come. By exposing himself, his soul, his heart and his physical and mental nudity, the author builds on all women and men across history and radically reveals the absurdity of the patriarchy. canvas. Her physical transformation is raw and impulsive: she sings, dances, screams and cry, transforms a fairy tale into exploring freedom and social expectations. The apples become puppets, the piano turns into a denied glass coffin and beet into a torn heart. Can they be rewritten? Is it possible to break the fairy tale in such a way as to question these values, or does it have to point to the shortcomings of society? Viewers are invited to travel to a glass coffin where exaggerated emotions, movements and clichés are turned inside out to reveal something new - something that can break this glass coffin.