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The Miracle According to Salomé
Portugal, 1917. The country is experiencing a great political and social agitation and it is said that in Fatima the virgin appeared to three little shepherds.
Salomé, a young lady from the province, is one of the many girls who cheers Lisbon brothels, but she is such a special girl that a rich man invites her to live in his house and presents her to the high society of Lisbon. But her past will not stop chasing her and Salomé, who thought that this would be the beginning of a new life, will eventually lose everything by becoming an involuntary character of this miracle that agitated the country...
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Portugal, 1917. The country is experiencing a great political and social agitation and it is said that in Fatima the virgin appeared to three little shepherds. Salomé, a young lady from the province, is one of the many girls who cheers Lisbon brothels, but she is such a special girl that a rich man invites her to live in his house and presents her to the high society of Lisbon. But her past will not stop chasing her and Salomé, who thought that this would be the beginning of a new life, will eventually lose everything by becoming an involuntary character of this miracle that agitated the country...
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Genre:Drama
Written By:José Rodrigues Miguéis, Carlos Saboga
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Atalanta Filmes, Gemini Films
Cast
Mário Barroso
Director
Nicolau Breyner
Sertório Cerqueira
Ana Bandeira
Salomé
Ricardo Pereira
Gabriel
Paulo Pires
Mota Santos
Filipe Duarte
Tenente Brás
Ana Padrão
Dona Rosa
Margarida Miranda
Judite
Margarida Vila-Nova
Natacha
João Carlos Vaz
Joaquim, the chauffeur (as Carlos Vaz)
João Didelet
Luciano
Ana Zanatti
Laura de Acanto
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