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The Lumberman

201146mMoacyr Góes
IMDb 5.0

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A writer married to an older man falls in love with an art dealer. She resists his advances, but through romantic, handwritten letters, she expresses her innermost desires and feelings for him. With her husband's illness and death, she breaks off contact.

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What is The Lumberman (2011) about?

A writer married to an older man falls in love with an art dealer. She resists his advances, but through romantic, handwritten letters, she expresses her innermost desires and feelings for him. With her husband's illness and death, she breaks off contact.

Who stars in The Lumberman?

The Lumberman stars Bianca Rinaldi (Laura), Petrônio Gontijo (Julio Nobre), Edson Fieschi (Walter), Breno de Filippo (Madereiro), Luiz Lobo (Roberto Malta). The film was directed by Moacyr Góes.

How long is The Lumberman?

The Lumberman has a runtime of 46 min and premiered in 2011.

Is The Lumberman worth watching?

The Lumberman holds an IMDb rating of 5.0/10. Fans of Romance, Drama, TV Movie are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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