Whitesnow is the daughter of a noble family, but when she is still an infant her sweet mother dies and her father remarries a cruel woman named Grimilde. She becomes queen and soon becomes a widow forcing her stepdaughter, the princess, to work for her as a slave in her castle. Snow White bears the abuses of the woman, who is amazed how the girl always has hope and a smile on her face. Growing up Snow White becomes more and more beautiful with a noble soul and dreams that one day the prince of her dreams, whom she meets in reality once attracted and captivated by her love song, will take her away to live happily ever after. The stepmother, tremendously envious of her rival's appearance and virtues, interrogates the magic mirror in her rooms, asking him who was the most beautiful in the realm. One day the mirror replies that Whitesnow had become the most beautiful. Shocked by the news, Grimilde instructs a hunter to kill Snow White and bring back her heart as proof of her death, so that she becomes the fairest in the realm again. The hunter leads the innocent princess into the woods but, moved by the kindness and fascinated by the princess's beauty, he doesn't feel like taking her life. The push was to gg ire in the woods and brings the queen a boar's heart. Meanwhile, the beautiful girl, terrified by the incident and by the now revealed intentions of the evil queen, runs far into the forest and discovers a small house where she can take refuge: the home of the seven dwarfs. The good and kind dwarfs the prote gg eranno, keeping it hidden and Whitesnow, to repay, he will tend to the house and nursed them as the mother who never had. After some time, Queen Grimilde learns from the voice of the magic mirror that the princess is not dead and that she is hiding in the little house of the seven dwarfs. Determined to personally carry out the assassination, he devises an evil plan, assuming the appearance of a witch from Snow White naivety seem a little old lady alone and ra gg iunge the little house of their own dwarfs when they are working in the mine. The witch ra gg iunge the house in the woods, Snow White and surprise alone convinces her to assa gg iare one of his apples, the one that poisoned a single bite can be lethal. Snow White, who loves apples and does not imagine such a curse, bites that beautiful fruit so red and juicy and falls into a deadly sleep. Only the first kiss of love can undo the spell of death. As soon as the dwarves over gg iungono the lodge, they surprise the witch with the lifeless body of their friend and join together decided to kill her. The witch attempts to escape as the wrath of the dwarves mingles with the violence of a sudden storm. The old woman is trapped on the top of a cliff and falls, with no escape, due to a lightning strike that hits the rock where she is. The dwarves, seeing their beloved friend so beautiful even in death, they have no cora gg I bury and posing in a crystal coffin pouring all their tears until the prince heard the accident, ra gg iunge body of the girl. Her beloved places his lips on those of the princess to give her the last kiss. That true kiss of love dissolves the witch's spell and cheers up her dear dwarf friends: Whitesnow dream becomes reality and the prince takes her with him on his white horse to live happily ever after.