Karnaval (1999)
Overview
Karnaval is set against a backdrop of intolerance and hostility in the gloomy Northern French city of Dunkirk. The story is set during carnival time, when the citizens let themselves loose for six weeks of partying, carousing and having a good time. The film centers on Larbi, an Arab youth, and his confrontation with one of the turning points of his life. After a violent argument with his father, Larbi decides to leave the family's business and go to Marseilles for a fresh start. On his last night in the town he grew up in, he sleeps in the hallway of an apartment building, where he is disturbed by Béa and Christian, a couple having fun at the carnival. Larbi is attracted to Béa and decides to stay a few more days to try his luck. In the free atmosphere of the carnival, Larbi discovers a world that he did not know existed, a world which is about to clash with his conservative outlook, and the three lives are changed forever.
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Additional Info
Budget | $0.00 |
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Revenue | $0.00 |
Original Language | fr |
Popularity | 2.339 |
Directed By
Thomas Vincent
Crew
Thomas Vincent
Mat Troi Day
Thomas Vincent
Colin Houben
Pascal Verroust
Pierre-Alain Meier
Krishna Levy
Alain Rozanés
Dominique Bouilleret
Maxime Sassier
Olivier Gallois
Nathalie Chéron
Mabi Anzalone
Elizabeth Delesalle
Pauline Dairou
Amaury de Nexon
Raphaelle Debattice
Olivier Dô Hùu
Anne Fournier
Lélia Delval
André Fonsny