Três Dias Sem Deus movie poster

Três Dias Sem Deus

August 30, 1945 1h 42m

Originally released in 1945. Três Dias Sem Deus is a drama film. directed by Bárbara Virgínia.

Starring Maria Clementina, Laura Fernandes, and Jorge Gentil

Synopsis

Shown in Cannes 1946, this film was lost in a fire. Only 20 minutes survive today.
An elementary school teacher, Lídia, is placed in an isolated village in the mountains and on the first day of school the doctor informs her that she will have to go away with the priest for three days. These will be the three godless days of the title, in which the young teacher will meet the lord of the hill, Paulo Belforte, who is feared by the whole village for allegedly setting fire to the church and for having tried to murder his own wife. Due to a series of misunderstandings, the villagers turn against Lídia and Belforte, to the point where at the end there is a torchlight procession to purify the diabolical events of Casal de Lobos. But all ends well, and peace is restored through (semi-)divine influence...

Quick Facts

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Release Date August 30, 1945 80 years ago
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Runtime 1h 42m 102 minutes total
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Language Portuguese Original language
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Country Portugal Production

Production Details

Status
Released
Original Language
PT

Production Companies

  • Invicta Filmes Independente

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Três Dias Sem Deus about?

Shown in Cannes 1946, this film was lost in a fire. Only 20 minutes survive today. An elementary school teacher, Lídia, is placed in an isolated village in the mountains and on the first day of s...

Who directed Três Dias Sem Deus?

Três Dias Sem Deus was directed by Bárbara Virgínia.

How long is Três Dias Sem Deus?

Três Dias Sem Deus has a runtime of 1 hours and 42 minutes (102 minutes total).

When was Três Dias Sem Deus released?

Três Dias Sem Deus was released on August 30, 1945 in theaters.

Who are the main actors in Três Dias Sem Deus?

The main cast of Três Dias Sem Deus includes Maria Clementina, Laura Fernandes, Jorge Gentil, Rosa Linda, Manuel Mariano.