Wilson Viana Trailers
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Most Popular Wilson Viana Trailers
Total trailers found: 15
Love Slaves of the Amazons Trailer (1957)
01 December 1957
A party of explorers in the Amazon jungle are captured by a tribe of women, and learn that they are to be used as the tribe's "love slaves.
Acapulcan Trailer (1959)
14 May 1959
Gloria sells dolls in benefit of UNICEF and is interested in putting on an international show. In a hotel in Acapulco the ranchero Javier, the Muslims Mustafa and Ali, the Brazilian Mr.
Depois Eu Conto Trailer (1956)
27 July 1956
Zé da Bomba dreams of being rich, and his neighbour dreams of being an artist and having an affair with him.
Curucu, Beast of the Amazon Trailer (1956)
01 December 1956
Rock and Dr. Andrea travel up the Amazon to find out why the plantation workers have left their work in panic, allegedly because of attacks from Curucu, a monster who is said to live up the river where no white man has ever been before.
A Lei do Cão Trailer (1967)
25 December 1967
Bebeto is a playboy who commits a passional crime killing a friend because of his fiancee. Feeling cornered he kills other four people to survive and scapes to the countryside where meets Quinzinho, a professional hitman who protect him.
800 Leagues Over the Amazon Trailer (1959)
03 September 1959
Family builds a houseboat and sets sail down the Amazon. Based on a novel by Jules Verne.
Os Trapalhões e o Mágico de Oróz Trailer (1984)
05 December 1984
Didi, Soró and Tatu in search food and water head for the town of Oróz. On their journey they find a Scarecrow, a man in a metal vat, and later are arrested by a Lion Sheriff.
O Picapau Amarelo Trailer (1973)
01 January 1973
The Viscount of Sabugosa is locked in the library writing an encyclopedia about the characters in children's fables.
I Loved a Bookie Trailer (1952)
08 April 1952
Intent on offering his fiancée a better life, countryman heads for Rio de Janeiro in search of a place in the sun.
