The Mask

The Mask follows Bejo, a 12-year-old boy who dreams of attending the Bissau carnival despite being forbidden by his family. The narrative unfolds as he escapes his home, navigating through forests and rice fields to reach the river near the city. Meanwhile, his brother Mario, a sculptor, embarks on a search for him during the festivities.

With a runtime of 84 minutes, The Mask showcases a unique perspective on childhood dreams and the lengths one will go to achieve them. It captures the essence of the carnival atmosphere in Africa, making it a film that highlights cultural significance and familial bonds. The film is produced by Wac Productions and features Bia Gomes in the lead role, providing a personal touch to this coming-of-age story.