Snow Angels 2007
"Some will fall. Some will fly."
In David Gordon Green's quietly powerful *Snow Angels (2007)*, the small-town facade of New Hampshire crumbles under the weight of shattered lives and fleeting connections.
Director: David Gordon Green
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Snow Angels (2007) about?
*Snow Angels (2007)* follows the intertwined lives of Annie, a waitress reconciling with her unstable ex-husband, and Arthur, a high school student navigating new friendships in their snowy hometown. When Annie's young daughter disappears, the town's quiet routine shatters, exposing the simmering tensions beneath its surface.
Who directed Snow Angels?
David Gordon Green, known for his introspective dramas like *George Washington* and *Pineapple Express*, directed *Snow Angels*.
Who stars in Snow Angels?
The film stars Kate Beckinsale as Annie, Sam Rockwell as Glenn, Michael Angarano as Arthur, with Nicky Katt, Griffin Dunne, and Jeannetta Arnette rounding out the key cast.
Is Snow Angels (2007) worth watching?
For fans of character-driven dramas with emotional depth, *Snow Angels (2007)* is a rewarding watch. While it didn't receive a wide release or high ratings, its themes of resilience and redemption—anchored by strong performances—make it a compelling, if bittersweet, experience. Its atmospheric winter setting and quiet intensity linger long after the credits roll.
How long is Snow Angels?
The runtime of *Snow Angels* is 106 minutes.
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About Snow Angels (2007) — A gripping drama of love, loss, and the fragile bonds of a small town
In David Gordon Green's quietly powerful *Snow Angels (2007)*, the small-town facade of New Hampshire crumbles under the weight of shattered lives and fleeting connections. The story unfolds through the lens of Annie, a weary waitress navigating a fragile truce with her estranged, unpredictable husband, Glenn, whose religious fervor masks deep instability. Meanwhile, teenage Arthur, caught between school and work at Annie's diner, forms a fragile bond with the enigmatic new girl, Lila, in a season where trust is as fragile as the falling snow. When Annie's young daughter vanishes, the town's fragile peace erupts into chaos, revealing how quickly desperation can turn to violence and how fragile the threads of hope can be.
Green crafts a moody, atmospheric drama steeped in melancholy and redemption, where the quiet moments between characters speak volumes. With its stark winter setting and raw emotional undercurrents, *Snow Angels (2007)* explores the collision of love, loss, and fate in a community where everyone is searching for something—or someone—to believe in.