In one scene in this film, a janitor asks the protagonist "Do you think paper cares for anybody?
In one scene in this film, a janitor asks the protagonist "Do you think paper cares for anybody?" The first shot shows peaceful statues that explode to reveal people dancing on a hillside, while it ends with children insisting that their guitar playing will make the sun rise. The title character is killed when Mina throws a rock at him, sending him over a cliff, while earlier he accidentally killed his love interest when she was hanging from a power line in his trolley station. The love of this film's protagonist is stalked by a man in a skeleton costume, who is apparently Death. At the end, the protagonist looks at his love during a Macumba ritual to revive her, forcing Eurydice's spirit to depart. FTP, name this Marcel Camus film, which adapts a Greek legend to the modern day context of Carnaval in Brazil.
In one scene in this film, a janitor asks the protagonist "Do you think paper cares for anybody?
Black Orpheus [accept Orfeu Negro]