A Song of Lisbon

Year: 1933

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: Portuguese

Director: José Cottinelli Telmo

MusicComedy

Vasco, a Lisbon medical student living off his wealthy aunts, pretends he has already graduated while indulging in a bohemian lifestyle of fairs and flirtations, especially with Alice, a seamstress from Castelinhos. Her ambitious tailor father Caetano knows Vasco’s debts. After another exam failure, Vasco is shocked when his aunts announce they will visit Lisbon to see his practice.

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