The Ghosts of Alcacer-Kibir (1976)
Alentejo 1975. The Police associate a group of traveling players with a strike of agricultural workers. The action takes place in the open space and harsh heat of the Alentejo. With the connivance of Lianor, the troupe enters the palace of Don Gonzalo an old aristocrat. The gentleman is obsessed by visions of great past deeds in a universe of ghosts. This was the first example of militant cinema in Portugal after the end of the Estado Novo dictatorship, exploring the world after the Carnation Revolution and its contradictions.
Director: José Fonseca e Costa
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António Beringela as Beringela |
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Ana Zanatti as Lianor |
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Maria Alice Vergueiro as África |
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Fernando Loureiro as Boanova |
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Sérgio Godinho as Camolas |
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Luís Barradas as Soldado Mudo |
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João Guedes as D. Gonçalo |
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Zita Duarte as Joana |
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Maria Alice Vergueiro as Ama |
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Fernando Gusmão as Camponês |
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Artur Semedo as Capitão da GNR |
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Pedro Efe as Operário em Greve |
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Tony Morgon as Cabo da GNR |
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Carlos José Teixeira as Latifundiário |
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Rogério Vieira as Padre |
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João Carlos Gorjão as Polícia |
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João Semedo as |
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Beatriz de Almeida as |
| Directing | José Fonseca e Costa | Director |
| Writing | José Fonseca e Costa | Writer |
| Writing | Augusto Sobral | Writer |
| Production | Artur Semedo | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Sérgio Godinho | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | António Escudeiro | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Teresa Vaz da Silva | Editor |
| Editing | José Fonseca e Costa | Editor |
| Editing | João Carlos Gorjão | Editor |
| Sound | João Carlos Gorjão | Sound |
| Art | Jasmim de Matos | Art Direction |
