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Movie Info
The line between reality and fantasy blurs for a photographer (Ricardo Trêpa) when a dead bride appears to come to life through his camera lens.
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Genre: Drama, Fantasy
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Original Language: Portuguese (Brazil)
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Director: Manoel de Oliveira
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Producer: Francois d'Artemare, Maria João Mayer, Luis Miñarro, Renata de Almeida
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Writer: Manoel de Oliveira
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Release Date (Theaters): limited
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Box Office (Gross USA): $47.7K
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Distributor: Cinema Guild
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Oliveira is at his most self-indulgent, throwing gorgeous visual compositions in a strange film that never decides if it is supposed to be a technically refined drama or a surrealistic comedy, while the actors overact, the dialogue is terrible and the nonsensical plot leads nowhere.
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A haunting and beguiling tale of a photographer who is summoned to photographe the recently deceased daughter of a wealthy family, but finds himself inexplicably drawn to her, falling in love with her through the photographs he takes. De Oliveira's formal mastery is on striking display here, in this intoxicating exploration of obsessive love. Makes an interesting companion film to his recent ECCENTRICITIES OF A BLOND-HAIRED GIRL in its unusual look at forbidden love and longing.
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