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Sensibilize-se (1979) | Slate

Sensibilize-se

Biographical profile of the painter Guido Viaro, relating his experience in fascist Italy to the dictatorship of Getúlio Vargas.

Released: 1979
Genres: Documentary
Language: Portuguese

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Noilton NunesDirector

Berenice MendesDirector

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