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Miramar, Praia das Rosas
The film exhibited the community and the beach, "how I new and it was shown to me" (Manoel de Oliveira) by the Meneres family, that had a house in Miramar. The film is currently lost.
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The film exhibited the community and the beach, "how I new and it was shown to me" (Manoel de Oliveira) by the Meneres family, that had a house in Miramar. The film is currently lost.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Manoel de Oliveira
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Lisboa Filme
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