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O Dinheiro dos Pobres

1956, Portuguese. Directed by Artur Semedo.

Manuel and Pedro have different approaches to love. Manuel suffers a disgust that makes him sullen, and enters the priesthood. Pedro keeps on in his carefree ways, and commits a robbery. Manuel knows the robber is Pedro, but he learned it in Catholic confession. To keep his vows as a priest, he is prepared to be arrested.

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1h 58m
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Released
6 June 1956
Country
Portugal
Written by
Artur Semedo, J. César de Sá
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O Dinheiro dos Pobres (1956) was directed by Artur Semedo and stars Gabriel Pais, Carlos Wallenstein, Vasco Santana.

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