"Fantasy and reality get mixed in this ironic observation of contemporary masculinity"
Shot on Super 8 and blending fantasy and reality, Fiesta 2010 is a quick, ironic observation of masculinity. The short film follows a man on a cold afternoon who decides to carefully wash his car. Gradually, a strange relationship with his vehicle is revealed.
Dwight Moody
Dueine
Matheus Meira
O Chefe
Shot on Super 8 and blending fantasy and reality, Fiesta 2010 is a quick, ironic observation of masculinity. The short film follows a man on a cold afternoon who decides to carefully wash his car. Gradually, a strange relationship with his vehicle is revealed.
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