Carnaval in Baltasar Brum

Set in Baltasar Brum, a town with a population of three thousand in the Artigas department, this documentary highlights the town's journey since the closure of its train station in 1986. It showcases how the community has not only survived but thrived over the years.

The film focuses on local samba schools, which function similarly to those in Brazil, but with a unique Spanish influence. These schools play a crucial role in celebrating carnival and preserving the town's history and notable figures. The documentary presents a vivid picture of how carnival is celebrated, intertwining local stories with broader universal themes.