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The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal 2015

★ 6.25 votes17 min📅 2015-07-06

Delve into the captivating world of filmmaking in Portugal with The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015), a documentary drama that uncovers a long-lost chapter in the country's cinematic history.

Director: Manuel Mozos

Cast

Manuel Mozos
Manuel Mozos
Narrator (voice)
António Salgueiro
Himself
Manoel de Oliveira
Manoel de Oliveira
Himself

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015) about?

The film delves into the long-lost chapter of José Régio's elusive production company and its potential impact on the industry.

Who directed The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal?

Manuel Mozos brings this fascinating tale to life.

Who stars in The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal?

Manuel Mozos, António Salgueiro, and Manoel de Oliveira lead the cast.

Is The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015) worth watching?

While its short runtime and unknown IMDb rating may raise questions, this documentary drama's unique blend of drama and history makes it a compelling watch for film enthusiasts.

How long is The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal?

The film has a runtime of 17 minutes.

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About The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015) — Uncovering a 90-Year-Old Secret

Delve into the captivating world of filmmaking in Portugal with The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015), a documentary drama that uncovers a long-lost chapter in the country's cinematic history. Directed by Manuel Mozos, this short film explores the untold story of José Régio's elusive production company and its potential impact on the industry. The discovery of old reels in a collector's hoard seems to provide the answer to a 90-year-old mystery, shedding new light on the country's rich film heritage.

As we embark on this fascinating journey with Manuel Mozos at the helm, we are transported to a bygone era of filmmaking in Portugal. The cast, featuring Manuel Mozos, António Salgueiro, and the legendary Manoel de Oliveira, brings this intriguing tale to life. With its unique blend of drama and documentary, The Glory of Filmmaking in Portugal (2015) is a must-watch for film enthusiasts and history buffs alike.