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Alô Alô Carnaval (1936)
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Brazil:75 minCountry:
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Is the only film the Carmen Miranda did during her pre-hollywood period that survived the years in its entirety. All the others are lost. moreSoundtrack:
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This is not just a fine piece of brazilian pop music of the times registered in film. It's cabaret meets brazilian carnival. It's also very into modernism, which translates as great sets, and dialogues and action that verge on the complete absurd, inbetween songs, as you follow two songwriters that drink and gamble a little too much for their own good. Great comedy!