
Seara Vermelha
1964, Portuguese. Directed by Alberto D'Aversa.
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- Released
- 23 May 1964
- Country
- Brazil
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- Alberto D'Aversa
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Who directed Seara Vermelha?
Seara Vermelha (1964) was directed by Alberto D'Aversa and stars Sadi Cabral, Margarida Cardoso, Marilda Alves.