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The Song of the Earth

19381h 34mJorge Brum do Canto

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In Porto Santo, a small island next to Madeira the drought rages and Gonçalves, a local farmer, tries to overcome the catastrophe, with the help of Bastiana, whom he dearly loves. João Venâncio, who refuses to share the water of his field, tries to steal her heart. One day Gonçalves decides to fight for his beloved, beating violently Venâncio in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

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What is The Song of the Earth (1938) about?

In Porto Santo, a small island next to Madeira the drought rages and Gonçalves, a local farmer, tries to overcome the catastrophe, with the help of Bastiana, whom he dearly loves. João Venâncio, who refuses to share the water of his field, tries to steal her heart. One day Gonçalves decides to fight for his beloved, beating violently Venâncio in front of an enthusiastic crowd.

Who stars in The Song of the Earth?

The Song of the Earth stars Elsa Rumina (Bastiana), Barreto Poeira (Gonçales), Óscar de Lemos (Caçarola), João Manuel (Nazairinho), Maria Emília Vilas (The Mother). The film was directed by Jorge Brum do Canto.

How long is The Song of the Earth?

The Song of the Earth has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1938.

Where can I watch The Song of the Earth?

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