Domingo à Tarde (1965) Poster

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6/10
A reflection on death
dr-kandimba-17 November 2020
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This is one of the "new cinema" movies, marked by the use of experimental filming and a plot exposing social problems. The movie follows a doctor who works with cancer patients, becoming numb and unemotional as a means to cope with the fact that he cannot save his patients. The doctor then falls in love with a woman dying of leukaemia and has a romance with her until her death. The acting isn't great but considering how this was made during the dictatorship, with very little money, I say it's worth watching for the interesting cinematography and the historical interest.
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