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O Violino de João
João, a music teacher, tells his students the story of how twenty years earlier he fell in love with Anustchka, a circus performer, whom he left everything for.
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João, a music teacher, tells his students the story of how twenty years earlier he fell in love with Anustchka, a circus performer, whom he left everything for.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Brás Alves, José Brás Alves
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Lisboa Filme
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