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200070 minPGdocumentary

7.7/ 10(3 ratings)• TMDB

Freedom Of Expression

Another Country

200070 minPGdocumentary

7.7/ 10(3 ratings)• TMDB

Seventy minutes of historical footage document the Portuguese Revolution from 1974 to 1975, featuring the perspectives of photographers and filmmakers.

Freedom Of Expression

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Sérgio Tréfaut,

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Seventy minutes of historical footage document the Portuguese Revolution from 1974 to 1975, featuring the perspectives of photographers and filmmakers.

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Sérgio Tréfaut

Sérgio Tréfautdirector

Jon Jost

Jon Jostdirector

Sérgio Tréfaut

Sérgio Tréfautwriter

Dominique Issermanncast

Glauber Rocha

Glauber Rochacast

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Lisbon's streets were alive during the Portuguese Revolution from 1974 to 1975. Photographers and filmmakers documented the significant events and changes that unfolded. The film features historical footage of protests, celebrations, and the public's response to the push for democracy. Voices of those involved in the revolution provide context to the era's hopes and challenges. Directed by Jon Jost, the documentary runs for 70 minutes and presents a vivid account of Portugal's transformation.

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