A film about women clowns that talks to the core of contemporary womanhood. they get to share their theories on laughter, beauty patterns, femininity, ridiculousness, vanity, and, getting old.
Documentary - Directed by Ricardo Chreem - 72 minutes - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. When the director Ricardo Chreem produced a photoshoot for 3 experienced ladies clowns, he would never guess that he would interview them in a way that a new film would be revealed. As he is a clown, he could touch her souls and expose them to the audience in a very particular way. During the film, the results of the photoshoot revealed essays with the classic of the art's history as 'Monalisa', 'Frida Kalo', 'The kiss', 'The shout' and many others, but in a clown's point of view... An exitbition with naked ladies clowns and others situations that put these ladies clowns in a very diferent perspective, such as a lady clown who doesn't like children, a clown who talks about Women Prision, a work between Clown and Down Syndrome. Lovely clownettes is about femininity, comedy, ridiculous, vanity and getting old. It is about clowns, ladies clowns. it is about courage to show yourself to an audience, being naked. It is a film about pattern, where we are equal in our difference, and different in our similarity . It is a flm about loosening, showing us that the clown can only win when he looses...
Documentary - Directed by Ricardo Chreem - 62 minutes - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil. During the film, the results of the photoshoot revealed essays with the classic of the art's history as 'Monalisa', 'Frida Kalo', 'The kiss', 'The shout' and many others, but from a clown's point of view - An exhibition with naked ladies clowns and others situations that put these ladies clowns in a very different perspective, such as a lady clown who doesn't like children, a clown who talks about Women Prison, a work between Clown and Down Syndrome. Lovely clownettes are about femininity, comedy, ridiculousness, vanity, and getting old. It is about clowns, ladies clowns. it is about the courage to show yourself to an audience, being naked. It is a film about patterns, where we are equal in our difference and different in our similarities. It is a film about loosening, showing us that the clown can only win when he loses - When the director Ricardo Chreem produced a photo shoot for 3 experienced ladies clowns, he would never guess that he would interview them in a way that a new film would be revealed.
Documentary - Directed by Ricardo Chreem - 52 minutes - Rio de Janeiro - Brazil.Winner of Best Documentary in the Austin Art Film Festival 2021 (Austin- USA) and in the Women International Film Festival 2021 (Delawee- USA).While filming a photo shoot featuring female clowns with over 20 years of experience in clowning, the very core of modern womanhood is exposed. By interviewing three women while they put their makeup on and get into character, they get to share about their personal lives, and their theories on laughter, standards, femininity, ridiculousness, vanity, and, getting older, and ageism.While filming a photo shoot featuring female clowns with over 20 years of experience in clowning, the very core of modern womanhood is exposed. By interviewing three women while they put their make-up on and get into character, they get to share about their personal lives, and their theories on laughter, beauty patterns, femininity, ridiculousness, vanity, and, getting old, but through the lenses of lady clowns."The clown gets to show Mankind how stupid it is. This is the very function of the cLown". Says clown Margarita ( Ana Luisa Cardoso).We see the process of their photo shoot, each one of them is unique and we see the results of their essays. One of them poses dressed based on the classic of the art's history, but in a clown's point of view. We see the transformation and suddenly we can see her version of 'Monalisa', 'Frida Kalo', 'The kiss', 'The shout' and many others... An exhibition with naked ladies clowns that put sensual photography to another level. They show us other sides of the clown, such as a lady clown who doesn't like children, a clown who talks about women's prison, and a work between a Clown and Down Syndrome children. Lovely clownettes is a film about ladies clowns who let their guard down, showing courage to undress themselves to an audience. They let drop their mask,, and in doing so, more than talking about clowns, they talk about being women these days. It is a film where the core of womanhood is exposed. It is about standards, where we are equal in our difference, and different in our similarities. It is about loosening, showing us that the clown can only win when he loses..."My father was an ex-priest and my mother an ex-nun, the result of this passion was me, a clown!" Says clown Lucíola (Cris munoz).They stroll by car, standing in a sunroof at the same time, having Rio de Janeiro's postcards landscapes as a background. They talk to passers-by, strike up, propose marriage to a married man, or try to be Hang-gliding beacons. They cry, they say unexpected things, they have fun and make us laugh at the silly things they make.During the film, the results of the photo shoot revealed unique essays, each clown on their style. We see the processes in real-time and the results of the sessions, we see the classic of the arts such as "Monalisa", "The kiss", "The scream" and many others, but from a clown's point of view... An exhibition with naked lady clowns that put and other situations that put these lady clowns in a very different perspective, such as a lady clown who doesn't like children, a clown who talks about women's prison, a therapeutic work between Clown and Down Syndrome teenagers.
