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O Construtor de Anjos
Gothic film in a monastery, where sensual monks murder the children they receive, with images of fantastic, painted from the author own painting and also from the Hammer films and the Saxon plastic tradition of romanticism.
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Gothic film in a monastery, where sensual monks murder the children they receive, with images of fantastic, painted from the author own painting and also from the Hammer films and the Saxon plastic tradition of romanticism.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Nuno Júdice, Luís Noronha da Costa
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Instituto Português de Cinema (IPC)
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