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IMDb20171h 42m

O Feiticeiro da Calheta

“When the warmth of affection prevails over the coldness of greed.”

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A fictitious portrayal of poet João Gomes de Sousa’s life and Madeira island in the 1940’s.

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O Feiticeiro da Calheta

Type: Trailer • Published 2017-09-17

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Director
Luís Miguel Jardim
Screenplay & Story
Luís Miguel Jardim
Original Score
João Augusto Abreu
Original Title
O Feiticeiro da Calheta
Spoken Languages
Portuguese
Runtime
1h 42m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Luís Miguel Jardim

Screenplay & Story

Luís Miguel Jardim

Original Score & Music

João Augusto Abreu

Producers

Luís Miguel Jardim

Department Leadership Roster

Luís Miguel Jardim

Director

Luís Miguel Jardim

Writer

Luís Miguel Jardim

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Frequently Asked Questions About O Feiticeiro da Calheta

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What is O Feiticeiro da Calheta about?

A fictitious portrayal of poet João Gomes de Sousa’s life and Madeira island in the 1940’s.

Who directed O Feiticeiro da Calheta?

O Feiticeiro da Calheta was directed by Luís Miguel Jardim.

Who stars in O Feiticeiro da Calheta?

The principal cast of O Feiticeiro da Calheta includes João Augusto Abreu, João Carlos Abreu, Francisco Lobo Faria, Alberto João Jardim, Catarina Rodrigues.

When was O Feiticeiro da Calheta released and how long is it?

O Feiticeiro da Calheta was released in 2017 with a total runtime of 1h 42m.

Who composed the musical score for O Feiticeiro da Calheta?

The original motion picture soundtrack for O Feiticeiro da Calheta was composed by João Augusto Abreu.