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Macario De Souza is a musician and filmmaker, and with his new film 6 Festivals, he manages to blend the two worlds together to create an ode to youth culture, Aussie music, the c-bomb, and friendships that last a lifetime. Over the course of six music festivals, three close friends James (Rory Potter), Maxie (Rasmus King), and Summer (Yasmin Honeychurch) go through the ups and downs of life, including fractured relationships with family members, encounters with drugs, not having any money, all ultimately culminating in a journey tinged with the difficulties mortality. With the soundtrack of the year that features live music from Ruby Fields, Dune Rats, Lime Cordiale, and G Flip, 6 Festivals is bookended with versions of an Australian anthem that we all know and love, and if you’re like me, you’ll be left in tears at the end.
In this interview with Macario, we talk about the importance of bringing that Aussie vibe to this story, and how the balance of getting the highs and lows of life was vital to the narrative of James, Maxie, and Summer.
6 Festivals is currently screening at the Melbourne International Film Festival, and will have a theatrical run in Australia before landing on Paramount+ in August 2022.
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I was born and raised in Sydney to Brazilian parents who migrated over to Australia in the 1970s. I grew up a little suburb called Hillsdale, about two kilometres back from Maroubra Beach and I’ve been back and forth between Hillsdale and the beach ever since.
They probably were among the first Brazilians in this community. There were a lot of South Americans but not so many Brazilians and now it’s like a mini Florianopolis here.
It’s come full circle actually. Hillsdale was known as a bit of a ghetto back in the day and I remember that as a kid all I wanted to do was get out of there and be closer to the ocean. I was lucky enough to be able to finally afford to rent up at Lurline Bay with my mate Mark Mathews. I lived with him for about six years but I wanted to buy a place. I finally bought a place but it’s back in the ‘hood I always