Cascaes

Cascaes

Release date : October 23, 1937
Runtime : 7m
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“The noble and proud village of Cascais has the Atlantic Ocean at its feet as an eternal servant. The honourable head of the Portuguese nation, General Carmona, lives in the citadel’s palace with his family. We pay a surprise visit to the President of the Republic strolling with his grandchildren in the citadel’s terrace. The Santa Marta lighthouse announces how close we are to the harbour.” (excerpt from the narration)
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  • title:Cascaes
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1937
  • Runtime:7m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language:
  • Director: Amélia Borges Rodrigues /
  • Writers:
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  • Overview:“The noble and proud village of Cascais has the Atlantic Ocean at its feet as an eternal servant. The honourable head of the Portuguese nation, General Carmona, lives in the citadel’s palace with his family. We pay a surprise visit to the President of the Republic strolling with his grandchildren in the citadel’s terrace. The Santa Marta lighthouse announces how close we are to the harbour.” (excerpt from the narration)
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