Where to Watch Bostofrio in Australia
In a remote village called Bostofrio, a young filmmaker breaks the law of silence in order to unearth the story of his grandfather. A series of awkward and funny interviews that reveal the secrets and half truths that are the fabric of rural Portugal.
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- Runtime
- 69 minutes
- Released
- Origin Country
- Portugal
- Languages
- pt
- Subtitles
- ca, en, es
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