Black and white with color photography is used to tell the story of 12 would be demonstrators waiting for re-enforcements to show them the way. the group spends their time talking about love, religion, sex and the war. The meeting degenerates into a drunken orgy before the police mercifully break up the group and stops the film from continuing. The film was banned in Portugal. - Dan Pavlides, Rovi
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Cast
22 people
Ana Leiria
Student
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Ana Zanatti
TV Newscaster
Also in
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António de Macedo
Also in
Almada Negreiros Vivo, Hoje
Cinéma Portugais – Un Mode d'Emploi
Elso Roque
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Clara Fiuza
Student
Clara Silva
Black Woman
Hugo Ribeiro
Eduarda Pimenta
Student
Helena Balsa
Student
António de Macedo Director · Elso Roque Cinematographer
Budget $350K · First release November 1, 1970 · Produced in Portugal
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$350,000
Production
Portugal
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Original language
Portuguese
Spoken on screen
Portuguese
Release dates
Spain · November 1, 1970
Theatrical
Portugal · April 14, 1977
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