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A national coach working in Lisbon during World War II also acted as a spy for the Allies, leading a risky double life
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A national coach working in Lisbon during World War II also acted as a spy for the Allies, leading a risky double life
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Genre:Drama, Adventure, Thriller, History, Action
Written By:Jorge Paixão da Costa, Mário Botequilha, Pandora da Cunha Telles, Rafael Afonso, Manuel do Ó
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Studio:Ukbar Filmes
Cast
Jorge Paixão da Costa
Director
Tomás Alves
Cândido de Oliveira
Jorge Corrula
Ribeiro dos Reis
Teresa Tavares
Laura van Herman Prata
Filipe Vargas
John Beevor
Margarida Moreira
Aida
Mariana Monteiro
Cidália
Carloto Cotta
Agente Gaspar
Tiago Aldeia
António Roquete
David Medeiros
Bola ao Centro
João Didelet
Maximiano
Miguel Borges
Augusto
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