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The Wheat and the Tares
A sad and strong people living in the huge plains of Alentejo. Their endless struggle for bread, their nostalgic, bewitching songs and their daily toil to turn a dry, barren land into golden wheat fields.
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A sad and strong people living in the huge plains of Alentejo. Their endless struggle for bread, their nostalgic, bewitching songs and their daily toil to turn a dry, barren land into golden wheat fields.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fernando Namora
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Tobis Portuguesa, Produções Cunha Telles
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