A Whale Can Be Torn Apart Like a Samba School

This documentary presents a unique narrative set against the backdrop of Carnival in Rio. It follows a young man's wanderings through the city, where he encounters the remnants of grand parade floats, symbolizing both celebration and loss.

The film, produced by Duas Mariola Filmes, combines cinema with art installation elements. It emphasizes the protagonist's grief over the bankruptcy of his samba school while also reflecting on his father's memories and a lost love. With a blend of present and past, this cinematic experiment offers a profound look at personal and cultural identity in a vibrant yet fragile environment.