Revelation (1929)
Antonio Moreira's textile factory owed much of its success to worker Harry Lage, who had established new operating guidelines. Lage sought out Moreira, hoping to be rewarded for his efforts, but he received no response; a heated argument ensued between the two. Unsuccessful, the disoriented worker shot his boss and fled. Manager Mirtos, Moreira's enemy, framed Lage and provided the police a clue: a tattoo on the worker's arm.
Director: Eugenio Centenaro Kerrigan
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Naly Grant as Marta Soares |
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Ivo Morgova as Harry Lage/Henrique Alves |
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Walter Holger as John/Alberto Mirtos |
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Roberto Zango as Sanches |
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Raul Candal as Antonio Moreira |
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Leo Ribas as Domingos Moraes |
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Bruno Jardim as Mestre Cuca |
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J. Hortal as Delegado |
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Ely Grassen as |
| Directing | Eugenio Centenaro Kerrigan | Director |
| Writing | Eugenio Centenaro Kerrigan | Writer |
| Camera | J. F. Piccoral | Camera Operator |
| Camera | J. F. Piccoral | Assistant Camera |
