The Clown's Daughter

The film follows Joana, a 14-year-old girl, as she spends a week with her father, Renato, a comedian who performs as Silvanelly in various venues across Fortaleza. Despite their limited prior contact and differing lifestyles, Joana and Renato must navigate their relationship during this time. Their week together becomes a journey of discovery, leading to new experiences and feelings.

Featuring a cast that includes Démick Lopes, Jesuíta Barbosa, David Santos, and Rafael Martins, The Clown's Daughter delves into themes of affectation and familial bonds. The film presents a sympathetic and familiar portrayal of the challenges faced by both characters as they try to understand each other. This drama captures the complexities of parental relationships and the impact of shared experiences on personal growth.