A Virgem Prometida Trailer (1968)
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Cast
Crew
Geraldo Veloso Editor
Iberê Cavalcanti Screenplay
Iberê Cavalcanti Director
Iberê Cavalcanti Producer
Sérgio Muniz Producer
Hélio Barroso Sound
Romeu Camargo Production Design
Waltel Branco Music Arranger
Juca Chaves Music
International Releases Dates
Brazil 11 March 1968
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