The Carnival

This film delves into the lives of men who have participated in the carnivals of their hometown since childhood. It captures the essence of this magical celebration where they don colorful costumes, makeup, and glitter, embodying dionysiac figures. The documentary showcases the camaraderie and wild festivities that define these gatherings, set against the backdrop of the Paraná River.

With a runtime of 78 minutes, The Carnival provides an intimate look at how alcohol, friendship, and uninhibited revelry merge to create unforgettable experiences. The film's exploration of self-expression and community ties resonates with anyone interested in the dynamic interplay of culture and identity. Marco Berger’s direction highlights the joyous and chaotic spirit of these summer celebrations, making it a significant entry in the documentary genre.