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José Pimentão and Ricardo Teixeira Al Berto (2017) dir. Vicente Alves do Ó
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José Pimentão and Ricardo Teixeira Al Berto (2017) dir. Vicente Alves do Ó
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AL BERTO (2017) dir. Vicente Alves do Ó In the summer of '75 in Sines, Portugal, poet Al Berto returns from exile in Brussels to focus on his work in his homeland. The writer embodies an entire generation; he and his friends exude youth, eccentricity and hope for the future - but right after the fall of Portugal's dictatorship system, the country is not yet ready for his love story. (link in title)
sempre tive medo de quando começo a escrever. só o sangue, o ranho, o suor, têm verdadeira dignidade de tinta.
Al Berto
Al Berto (deceased)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Gay
DOB: 11 January 1948
RIP: 13 June 1997
Ethnicity: White - Portuguese
Occupation: Writer, poet, artist
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(...) em ti cresce o precioso silêncio, as ostras doentes e as pérolas sem rumo em ti se perdem os ventos, a solidão do mar e este demorado lamento
Al Berto
this guy from Al Berto and Virginia Wilson 1899 are the same person actually
Vem, antes que os meus olhos só vejam o que tu não vês, e as minhas mãos já não toquem o que tu tocaste e a tua boca se canse de procurar o que de ti ainda possuo, e do teu nome não reste mais que uma metade do meu (Al Berto)
