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A Revolução de Maio

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Informations

Année : 1937

Pays de production : Portugal

Durée : 138mn

Format : 35 mm

Générique

Réalisation : António Lopes Ribeiro
Image : Isy Golberger
Auteur·ice : Jorge Afonso (António Ferro), Baltazar Fernandes (António Lopes Ribeiro)
Son : Paulo de Brito Aranha
Montage : António Lopes Ribeiro
Interprétation : Maria Clara, Emília de Oliveira, António Martinez
Production : Secretariado da Propaganda Nacional/SPN
Musique : Wenceslau Pinto

Synopsis

César Valente, membre de la résistance contre le régime de Salazar, revient d’exil pour lancer une révolution le 28 mai 1936, le jour du dixième anniversaire de la dictature. Mais progressivement, au contact du « travail de l’Estado Novo » et après être tombé amoureux de Maria Clara, une infirmière à la maternité de l’hôpital Alfredo da Costa, Valente se convertit à l’idéologie du régime. À la fin du film, il n’est même plus question que la police politique, qui suivait les agissements des « agitateurs bolchéviques », l’arrête : le régime compte désormais l’un de ses plus fervents soutiens parmi ses rangs.

César Valente, a member of the clandestine resistance to Salazar’s regime, returns from exile to start a revolution on May 28, 1936, the same day when the dictatorship would commemorate its tenth anniversary. However, by gaining first hand knowledge of the “Estado Novo’s work” and after falling in love with Maria Clara, a nurse at Alfredo da Costa Maternity Hospital, Valente will little by little convert himself to the regime’s ideology. By the movie’s ending, the political police that followed every movement of the “bolshevik agitators” won’t even bother to arrest him: the regime now counts one more feverous supporter in its ranks.