O Auto da Floripes
Synopsis
Popular theatre re-enactment that goes back to the XVII-XVI centuries, integrating in the pilgrimage of Senhora das Neves, held every year, in the first days of August. The performers are local people, and the show takes place outdoors, in the church square, involving Christians and Moors.
Top Cast
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- Director
- António Lopes Fernandes
- Screenplay & Story
- H. Alves Costa
- Original Title
- O Auto da Floripes
- Country of Origin
- Portugal
- Spoken Languages
- Portuguese
- Runtime
- 57m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
António Lopes Fernandes
H. Alves Costa
António Lopes Fernandes
António Reis, Domingos Vieira, Rui Ramos, Luís Seixas Ferreira Alves, Maria Helena Castelhano Grizi
Department Leadership Roster
H. Alves Costa
Writer
António Reis
Producer
Domingos Vieira
Producer
Rui Ramos
Producer
Luís Seixas Ferreira Alves
Producer
António Lopes Fernandes
Director
Maria Helena Castelhano Grizi
Producer
António Lopes Fernandes
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About O Auto da Floripes
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is O Auto da Floripes about?
Popular theatre re-enactment that goes back to the XVII-XVI centuries, integrating in the pilgrimage of Senhora das Neves, held every year, in the first days of August. The performers are local people, and the show takes place outdoors, in the church square, involving Christians and Moors.
Who directed O Auto da Floripes?
O Auto da Floripes was directed by António Lopes Fernandes.
Who stars in O Auto da Floripes?
The principal cast of O Auto da Floripes includes Alípio Dias, António Esteves, Manuel Miranda, José Pereira, Manuel Pereira.
When was O Auto da Floripes released and how long is it?
O Auto da Floripes was released in 1963 with a total runtime of 57m.