his film offers a brief look into the lives of three immigrant families on Santa Barbara’s eastside who help carry on the folk-art tradition of making cascarones.

Directed by Casey McGarry and Christopher Price Cascarones - the tradition of breaking colorful eggs stuffed with confetti over the heads of unsuspecting victims remains a mainstay of Santa Barbara’s Fiesta, an annual five-day exaltation of California’s “Rancho period” celebrated as Old Spanish Days since 1924.