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The Margin

1967, Portuguese. Directed by Ozualdo Ribeiro Candeias.

An odd story of two odd love stories

On the banks of São Paulo's Rio Tietê, a poignant tale unfolds, featuring a tapestry of characters existing on the fringes of society. Prostitutes, a pimp, a mentally disabled man, and others marginalized by fate lead lives mired in hopelessness, devoid of any prospect. Trapped in the relentless cycle of their ordinary yet despairing existence, they yearn for release, anticipating the embrace of death as their only salvation—a collective passage onto the harrowing vessel of damnation.

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Released
7 January 1967
Original title
A Margem
Country
Brazil
Written by
Ozualdo Ribeiro Candeias

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The Margin (1967) was directed by Ozualdo Ribeiro Candeias and stars Valeria Vidal, Bentinho, Lucy Rangel.

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