The Sound of the Shaking Earth

The Sound of the Shaking Earth

Release date : October 22, 1990
Runtime : 1h 33m
Countries of origin : Portugal /
Original Language : Portuguese /
Director : Rita Azevedo Gomes /
Writers : Rita Azevedo Gomes /
Production companies : RTP / Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian / Inforfilmes / Instituto Português de Cinema (IPC) /
October 22, 1990 1h 33m Portugal Drama Portuguese More
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Freely based on Gide ('Paludes') and Hawthorne ('Wakefield'), this is a film about a writer who never wrote anything and who blows at nightfall the breath of frost. The poem by Carlos Queiroz to which the above sentences belong is not cited in 'O som da Terra a Tremer', but the atmosphere is that, between written letters never received. Fiction within fiction, stories within stories, like those Chinese boxes in which there is always one inside another. Or the two margins of the same river, always being lateral.
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  • title:The Sound of the Shaking Earth
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1990
  • Runtime:1h 33m
  • Genres: Drama ·
  • Countries of origin: Portugal ·
  • Original Language: Portuguese ·
  • Director: Rita Azevedo Gomes /
  • Writers: Rita Azevedo Gomes ·
  • Production companies: RTP · Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian · Inforfilmes · Instituto Português de Cinema (IPC) ·
  • Overview:Freely based on Gide ('Paludes') and Hawthorne ('Wakefield'), this is a film about a writer who never wrote anything and who blows at nightfall the breath of frost. The poem by Carlos Queiroz to which the above sentences belong is not cited in 'O som da Terra a Tremer', but the atmosphere is that, between written letters never received. Fiction within fiction, stories within stories, like those Chinese boxes in which there is always one inside another. Or the two margins of the same river, always being lateral.
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