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One Hundred Times Lost

1973, Portuguese. Directed by António-Pedro Vasconcelos.

Artur is in Lisbon for his holidays, wonders aimlessly, and is picked up by Rui, a young man who is into marketing and advertising. Joana is in Lisbon for holidays, but also trying to escape from a mysterious, dark passion. Artur and Joana come together, find common roots in their rural background.

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Released
4 September 1973
Original title
Perdido Por Cem...
Country
Portugal
Written by
António-Pedro Vasconcelos

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One Hundred Times Lost (1973) was directed by António-Pedro Vasconcelos and stars José Cunha, Marta Leitão, José Nuno Martins.

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