About the film
Dzi Croquettes is a 2009 Brazilian documentary film about the dance and theater group of the same name. Tatiana Issa is credited as maker and director, while the summary also names Raphael Alvarez as a director. The film runs for 110 minutes and is classified as both a documentary film and an LGBTQ-related film.
Its listed languages are French, English, and Portuguese, giving the production a multilingual profile. Set within Brazil’s documentary output, the film focuses on the named performance group rather than a general account of dance or theater. Released in 2009, it offers viewers a feature-length documentary centered on a specific cultural and performing-arts subject.
The combination of its group-focused story, LGBTQ-related classification, runtime, and three listed languages helps readers determine whether it fits their documentary interests or classroom topics.
Who it is for
It suits viewers interested in dance, theater, performance groups, or LGBTQ-related documentaries. Multilingual audiences and students studying Brazilian film may also find it suitable.
Worth knowing
- 110-minute runtime
- Focuses on a dance and theater group
- LGBTQ-related classification
- Brazilian documentary
- French, English, and Portuguese
Before you press play
- Three-language presentation may require subtitles
- Centers on one specific performance group
The short of it
Dzi Croquettes is a feature-length Brazilian documentary about a named dance and theater group. Its LGBTQ-related classification and multilingual presentation provide useful context for documentary and performing-arts viewers.