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7.0 / 10(2 votes)IMDb20191h 30mPortugal

Sefarad

Synopsis

In 1496, King D. Manuel prohibited Judaism. 400 years later, Barros Basto, a Portuguese army captain converted to Judaism, and about twenty Jewish merchants founded the Jewish Community of Oporto, in the north of Portugal.

Release History & Theatrical Window

World Premiere

Moscow Jewish Film Festival

Festival / Special Debut

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Luís Ismael
Original Score
Pedro Marques
Original Title
Sefarad
Country of Origin
Portugal
Spoken Languages
English, Hebrew, Portuguese, Yiddish
Runtime
1h 30m
Production Studios
Lightbox

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Luís Ismael

Original Score & Music

Pedro Marques

Director of Photography

Francisco Vidinha

Film Editing

Marco Carvalho

Producers

Maria Pacheco

Department Leadership Roster

Luís Ismael

Luís Ismael

Director

Maria Pacheco

Producer

Francisco Vidinha

Director of Photography

Marco Carvalho

Editor

Ana Maria Macedo

Costume Design

Lurdes Sobral

Costume Design

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Sefarad.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sefarad

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Sefarad about?

In 1496, King D. Manuel prohibited Judaism. 400 years later, Barros Basto, a Portuguese army captain converted to Judaism, and about twenty Jewish merchants founded the Jewish Community of Oporto, in the north of Portugal.

Who directed Sefarad?

Sefarad was directed by Luís Ismael.

Who stars in Sefarad?

The principal cast of Sefarad includes Rodrigo Santos, Pedro Galiza, Ana Vargas, Gabriela Relvas, Jorge Fernandes.

When was Sefarad released and how long is it?

Sefarad was released in 2019 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.

Who composed the musical score for Sefarad?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Sefarad was composed by Pedro Marques.