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Restaurante Leite, Receita de Tradição
The documentary chronicles the history of Brazil's oldest continuously operating restaurant, founded in Recife in 1882. The film explores the cultural and gastronomic significance of this Portuguese-Pernambucan establishment, which served as a meeting place for intellectuals and historical figures for over a century.
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The documentary chronicles the history of Brazil's oldest continuously operating restaurant, founded in Recife in 1882. The film explores the cultural and gastronomic significance of this Portuguese-Pernambucan establishment, which served as a meeting place for intellectuals and historical figures for over a century.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Luci Alcântara
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:REC Produtores Associados, RTV Produções
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