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- (2010)
- Features: Subtitled
- Starring: Pilar L pez de Ayala, Ricardo Tr pa
- Studio: Cinema Guild
- Genre: Drama, Foreign-Spanish
- Release Date: 8/2/2011
- Isaac (Ricardo Trêpa), a photographer living in rural northern Portugal, is hired by a well-to-do family to take funerary pictures of their daughter Angelica (Pilar López de Ayala), who died on her... more
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- (2009)
- Features: DVD
- Starring: Diogo D ria, Ricardo Tr pa
- Studio: Cinema Guild
- Genre: Drama, Foreign-Spanish
- Release Date: 9/21/2010
- This lyrical drama delivered by centenarian director Manoel de Oliveira takes its narrative cues from a 19th-century short story from Portuguese writer Eça de Queirós, the tale of a young man... more
