Vidas sem Rumo
Originally released in 1956. Vidas sem Rumo is a drama film. directed by Manuel Guimarães. At just 76 minutes, it's a tight, focused story.
Starring Milú, Eugénio Salvador, and Madalena Sotto
Synopsis
Meia-Lua used to be a sailor, but he now makes a poor living smuggling. He is a cynical man, who doesn't care for Ana or for the child they had together. He lives with the beautiful Marlene who dances in the bars. Gull spends her whole days lulling a doll in her arms, and she waits for her love that will rise from the depths of the sea. The deaf musician Sparrow watches over her, in his despaired love and long-held wish of becoming a sea captain. There is a dispute down the piers, there is a crime that might be just an accident, there is a bad conscience that turns sour, there is a boat full of poor wretches like a rocking lullaby, a baby that passes from arms to arms, a clumsy beggar that finds some work, a courthouse of tramps... From this expressionist account that has unexpected comical moments, the censors from Salazar's regime cut away 20 minutes that were never to be found again.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vidas sem Rumo about?
Meia-Lua used to be a sailor, but he now makes a poor living smuggling. He is a cynical man, who doesn't care for Ana or for the child they had together. He lives with the beautiful Marlene who dan...
Who directed Vidas sem Rumo?
Vidas sem Rumo was directed by Manuel Guimarães.
How long is Vidas sem Rumo?
Vidas sem Rumo has a runtime of 1 hours and 16 minutes (76 minutes total).
When was Vidas sem Rumo released?
Vidas sem Rumo was released on September 10, 1956 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Vidas sem Rumo?
The main cast of Vidas sem Rumo includes Milú, Eugénio Salvador, Madalena Sotto, Jacinto Ramos, Artur Semedo.