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A Luxury Crime (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 19, 1991

Original Title:
Um Crime de Luxo

Genres:
Comedy | Crime

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

Overview from TheMovieDB

Pontius Branco was a climber of the economy, climbed by money like Mount Everest. aggressive businessman. His wife Bernarda felt betrayed. He replaced her for the orgies between the purchase intervals, sells and deceives. Here comes the train from 15:30 to Lisbon a coming emigrant from France with a five year old daughter in her arms and attacks Pontius in his stronghold, demanding recognition of the daughter of sin, Libertina that he had made her "bidonville» on the city of light. Bernarda hires a private detective to obtain evidence of Pontius's adultery with a curvaceous blonde, whose dream was to own butchers, fishmongers and vegetable places in a shopping center. Pontius who all deceived and this triangle (not Bermuda), weaves the web and bore's the head of the entrepreneur. A perfect luxury crime puts the police overtime. Time passes and only after the Seventh Day Mass is brought to light when the sky was given the eclipse of the moon ...

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Production

Director:
Artur Semedo

Director of Photography:
Manuel Costa e Silva

Editor:
Maria José Rodrigues

Music:
Carlos Alberto Moniz

Producer:
Artur Semedo

Production Manager:
Benjamim Falcão

Writer:
Artur Semedo

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