• 1983
  • 1h 53m
Terra Nova, Mar Velho
  • 1983
  • 1h 53m

Terra Nova, Mar Velho

Directed : Francisco Manso

Written : Francisco Manso Óscar Cruz

Stars : António Assunção Manuel Cavaco José Eduardo Vicente Batalha

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Genres : Drama Documentary

Release date : Sep 9, 1983

Countries of origin : Portugal

Language : Portuguese

Details

Genres : Drama Documentary

Release date : Sep 9, 1983

Countries of origin : Portugal

Language : Portuguese

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Francisco Manso in Terra Nova, Mar Velho (1983)

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