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Acto da Primavera

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IMDB ID: tt0056811

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Local people of Curalha, a small village, keep a tradition of representing the Passion of Jesus, according to a 16th century text.

Portuguese

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Nicolau Nunes da Silva

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Ermelinda Pires

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Maria Madalena

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Amélia Chaves

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Luis de Sousa

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Francisco Luís

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Renato Palhares

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Germano Carneiro

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José Fonseca

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Justiniano Alves

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Manoel de Oliveira

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Francisco Vaz de Guimarães

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Manoel de Oliveira

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