The Winter There Was Very Little Snow
Jan 01, 1982 · 1h 12m
Director
Walter UngererOverview
THE WINTER THERE WAS VERY LITTLE SNOW is a visual mood poem using the barest narrative form to convey the feeling and time of crisis for a man in middle age. His marriage has collapsed; he is without a job; and his father has just died. There is no reality, only an indistinguishable mixture of images and moments drawn from some space in time that could be his past, his present, or his future.
Cast of The Winter There Was Very Little Snow
Crew of The Winter There Was Very Little Snow
About The Winter There Was Very Little Snow
What is The Winter There Was Very Little Snow about?
THE WINTER THERE WAS VERY LITTLE SNOW is a visual mood poem using the barest narrative form to convey the feeling and time of crisis for a man in middle age. His marriage has collapsed; he is without a job; and his father has just died. There is no reality, only an indistinguishable mixture of images and moments drawn from some space in time that could be his past, his present, or his future.
When was The Winter There Was Very Little Snow released?
The Winter There Was Very Little Snow was released on January 1, 1982.
How long is The Winter There Was Very Little Snow?
The Winter There Was Very Little Snow runs 1 hour 12 minutes (72 minutes).
Who directed The Winter There Was Very Little Snow?
The Winter There Was Very Little Snow was directed by Walter Ungerer.
Who is in the cast of The Winter There Was Very Little Snow?
The cast of The Winter There Was Very Little Snow includes Walter Ungerer (Max), Gracie Kiley (Louise), Andrea Donahue (Margaret), Robert Nuner (Charlie) and Irene Ungerer (Mother).