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The Seventh Letter (1989) [N/A]

Release Date:
August 13, 1989

Original Title:
A Sétima Letra

Production Countries:
Portugal

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 87

Overview from TheMovieDB

Some time ago Gerardo knew another man of the same age called Berardo. When he said the name, Berardo expressed his oppinion violently, saying that the «G» was owed him and that Gerardo, since he owned it had somehow stolen something from him. Berardo then tries to get something back which soon goes beyond a baptismal name. Gerardo whitnesses this strange spectacle of himself as a place where, after Berardo, other people try to get something back, something that escapes them about themselves. Three women - Adália, Miranda and Virgínia - are whitnesses to this game

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Production

Assistant Director:
Jorge Queiroga

Director:
Simao Dos Reis
José Dias de Souza

Director of Photography:
Daniel Del Negro

Producer:
António-Pedro Vasconcelos
José Luís Vasconcelos

Sound:
Vasco Pimentel

Sound Assistant:
Pedro Melo

Writer:
José Dias de Souza
Simao Dos Reis

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