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The Deceased is a brésilien film of genre Drama directed by Leon Hirszman released in USA on 19 september 1971 with Fernanda Montenegro
The Deceased (1965)
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Add to a movie listA Falecida est un film dramatique brésilien, réalisé par Leon Hirszman sur un scénario écrit en collaboration avec le documentariste Eduardo Coutinho, basé sur la pièce éponyme de Nélson Rodrígues et sorti en 1965.
C'est le premier film où joue Fernanda Montenegro.
Actors
Fernanda Montenegro
(Zulmira)
Paulo Gracindo
(João Guimarães Pimentel)
Nelson Xavier
(Timbira)
Joel Barcellos
Hugo Carvana
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