Original release title in Poland: Bialy.

Credits supplied from: Internet movie database, September 18, 2003.

Released in the United States in a subtitled version by Miramax.

Playing time on release was 91 min., according to: Internet movie database, September 18, 2003.

Originally released with Dolby SR sound.

Original music by Zbigniew Preisner; cinematography by Edward Klosinski; film editing by Urszula Lesiak; production design, Claude Lenoir, Magdalena Dipont and Halina Dobrowolska; art direction by Halina Dobrowolska; set decoration by Magdalena Dipont.

Zbigniew Zamachowski (Karol Karol); Julie Delpy (Dominique); Janusz Gajos (Mikolaj); Jerzy Stuhr (Jurek); Aleksander Bardini (the lawyer); Grzegorz Warchol (the elegant man); Cezary Harasimowicz (the inspector); Jerzy Nowak (the old farmer); Jerzy Trela (Monsieur Bronek).

"This is the second of the Three colors trilogy, Red, White, and Blue; the colors symbolizing liberty, equality and fraternity. White, therefore, was written around the destructive dynamics of a relationship based upon great inequality. Karol is a Polish hairdresser working in France. He has a beautiful wife, Dominique, [whom] he loves to obsession, and who is in the process of divorcing him for his inability to 'consummate the marriage.' Karol looses all of his earthly possessions and is literally driven out of France by his estranged wife. The remainder of the movie has Karol fighting to resolve his deep passion for Dominique with his own helplessness"--Internet movie database, September 18, 2003.