Caminhos do Sul Trailer (1949)
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Andrea Di Robilant Screenplay
Andrea Di Robilant Producer
Fernando de Barros Screenplay
Fernando de Barros Director
Carlos Thiré Scenic Artist
José Amádio Screenplay
Ivan Pedro Martins Novel
Freitas Paranhos Producer
Reinaldo Lima Associate Producer
Brazil 01 January 1949
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