Camarate (2001)
Overview
In 1980, a small plane carrying the Prime Minister, the Defense Minister and six others crashed during takeoff in Camarate, Portugal, killing all on board. The police investigation decided it was an accident caused by pilot error. But controversy raged for twenty years, and the Parliament investigated it no less than six times. Finally, in 2000, in response to a suit by the families of the survivors, the High Court had to decide whether to open a criminal investigation, or close the case forever.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pt |
| Popularity | 0.886 |
Directed By
Luís Filipe Rocha
Crew
Luís Filipe Rocha
Luís Filipe Rocha
Tino Navarro
Carlos Alberto Lopes
Luís Cília
Edgar Moura
TOP CAST
Maria João Luís
Luisa
Virgílio Castelo
Diogo
Filipe Ferrer
Carlos
Cândido Ferreira
Manuel Mesquita
José Wallenstein
Paulo
Ana Nave
Marta
Adriano Luz
André
José Meireles
Joaquim
João Lobo
David
Alexandra Leite
Diana
Carlos Quintas
António
António Pedro Cerdeira
Pilot
Luís Lucas
Sá Carneiro
João Reis
Gaspar Frade
Luís Mascarenhas
Inácio Costa
Mário Redondo
Guimarães Costa
Luísa Barbosa
First Witness
José Raposo
Second Witness
Teresa Faria
Third Witness
Elsa Galvão
Testemunha
Francisco Brás
5ª Testemunha
Carlos Santos
Sixth Witness
Guilherme Filipe
Tecnician
Luís Esparteiro
Piloto de Teste
Luísa Salgueiro
Expert
João Perry
Doctor
Carla Chambel
Defendant
Elisabete Piecho
Maria Amaro da Costa (uncredited)
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