A talented blues musician records an album with borrowed money. Unable to repay the money, the saxophonist goes into hiding. The pawnbroker takes the saxophone from him. A musician meets a young woman. But fear and coercion keep people apart. It is one of the first films of independent cinema, which shows the transformation of values through the eyes of a street musician, the collision of naive illusions with the new grimaces of nascent capitalism. But jazz music remains - the only hope and opportunity not to become human. After the creation of "It's Snowing in Paradise", it turned out that there is nowhere to show it due to the massive closing of cinemas in Lithuania. However, at that time European film festivals became interested in the film art of the post-Soviet states. in 1994 At the Mannheim Film Festival, the film won the Ecumenical Watch Prize. The first original Lithuanian film soundtrack was created for this film by prominent Lithuanian jazz creators and performers. Vytas Labutis, Petras Vyšniauskas, Juozas Milašius, Olegs Molokojedovas, Dalius Naujokaitis, Leonidas Šinkarenko and the young musician Aretas Markevičius, who plays the main role in the film.