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The End Of The World (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 12, 2013

Original Title:
Um Fim do Mundo

Genres:
Drama

Production Companies:
Terratreme
Vende-Se Filmes

Production Countries:
Portugal

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 64

Overview from TheMovieDB

A portrait of the daily lives of young people living in a new-built estate on the outskirts of Lisbon. School is a joke and there’s no work to be had anyway, so the girls try to have fun as best they can. New-girl Eva is very pretty but quiet. The others aren’t sure at first whether she’s arrogant or just shy. Iara and Eva head off to the beach with two boys. The lads turn a couple of abandoned shopping trolleys into racing chariots for them and the atmosphere begins to tingle. Later, they argue with the rest of the group. The other girls manage to get into a club that night but the boys don’t and must kick their heels outside. They’re bent on revenge. They meet up with Eva and go back to her place.

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Production

Art Direction:
João Miller Guerra

Colorist:
Andreia Bertini

Director:
Pedro Pinho

Director of Photography:
Vasco Viana
Pedro Pinho

Editor:
Luísa Homem

Producer:
Filipa Reis
Leonor Noivo

Sound:
João Gazua

Sound Editor:
Tiago Matos

Sound Mixer:
Tiago Matos

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