White Snake

In a mystical ancient China, a young woman named Blanca transforms into a snake and loses her memories. She is taken in by a snake hunter named Peng, who is unaware of her true nature. As Blanca tries to regain her memories and power, she must confront a powerful demon and a conspiracy that threatens the human and snake worlds, all while falling for Peng.

White Snake (2019) received a generally positive reception, praised for its stunning animation, imaginative world-building, and compelling romantic storyline. Critics lauded its visual artistry and faithfulness to Chinese folklore, though some noted pacing issues and a predictable plot.

• Visually breathtaking animation with lush imagery and fluid action sequences.

• A heartfelt and romantic story adapted from a classic Chinese legend.

• Engaging world-building that blends fantasy with traditional Chinese culture.

Google audience: Audience reviews for White Snake highlight its beautiful animation and imaginative storytelling, with many appreciating the romantic narrative and the unique cultural elements. Some viewers found the plot to be a bit straightforward, but the overall visual appeal and emotional resonance were widely praised.

Nominated for Best Animated Feature at the 47th Annie Awards.

The film is a prequel to the 2003 Chinese animated film 'Legend of a White Snake' and draws heavily from the classic Chinese folktale 'The Tale of the White Snake'.