Ossos (1996)
Director: Pedro Costa
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
An initially enigmatic but finally pretty forthright account of extreme angst, alienation and poverty in contemporary Lisbon. It's all fairly extreme, from the lengthy close-ups of silent, haggard, miserable faces to the sequence in which one of the dispossessed tries to get rid of a baby in a busy square, but it's made with conviction and great visual and narrative assurance.Author: GA
Cast & crew
Director: Pedro Costa
Producer: Paulo Branco
Cast: Nuno Vaz, Maria Lipkina, Vanda Duarte, Isabel Ruth, Inês de Medeiros, Miguel Sermao, Berta Susana Teixeira full cast
Duration: 98 mins
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