28 September 1918 Drama, History 21 mins
During a reception at a noble house, during the XVIII century, an ancient courtesan takes the petals of a marigold off, one-by-one, and remembers his encounter - and separation - of the woman he loved.
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José Cottinelli Telmo Art Direction
José Leitão de Barros Director
Manuel Maria da Costa Veiga Cinematography
Portugal 28 September 1918
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