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| Length: | 1 h 55 min |
Description:
Manoel de Oliveira’s "A Portuguese Trilogy" offers a thoughtful look at the relationships within Portugal’s wealthy society. The film unfolds on a large estate as a group gathers to mourn a recently widowed woman. The story shifts when the protagonist unexpectedly meets her deceased husband in the house, leading to revelations and accusations that expose the complicated dynamics between everyone there. Oliveira explores the complexities of human nature, revealing the self-interest, ego, and romantic desires driving each character. The film presents an honest look at the interconnected lives of these people, set within a luxurious country home. "A Portuguese Trilogy" is a revealing examination of human connections and social customs among Portugal's elite, offering a direct glimpse into their inner lives.
| Alternative title: | O Passado e o Presente |
| Release year: | 1972 |
| Language: | Portuguese |
| Type: | Movie |