The arrival of nurse Asli in the snow-covered village must have been with the clear intention of fulfilling her responsibilities. The fact that the village people had no one else to turn to for medicine and pursued solace in Asli for big and small injuries seemed enough to explain why she was there. However, Asli’s presence, someone who can ask for help and provide solutions, may have inherently caused friction with the people comfortable without her. The snow that conceals everything, the small village buried in the snow, the intimate yet exclusive atmosphere of the town, and the presence of a young female outsider like Asli, who sets foot in this place, all contribute to creating various isolations that break one's will. The film Snow and The Bear by Turkish director Selcen Ergun focuses on the main character, who finds herself thoroughly isolated, not only due to the physical circumstances but also due to the doubtful gazes of the village men and her father's lack of respect for her choices. Asli conveys a sense of isolation that leads to self-doubt rather than reliance. She appears trapped in the frame alone, while unsettling sounds from outside the frame effectively highlight her psychological state. [SONG Arum]