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Algarve’s western coast, 1943. In the midst of World War II, Portugal declares neutrality, but in the isolated village of Aljezur, reality is very different. Film clip Share via: Facebook X (Twitter) LinkedIn More
Polish drama. I am not familiar with this Polish word, probably because it’s not the kind of thing that came up at the family dinner table. Bab.la says “Wycinka translates to clearing, logging, or deforestation in the context of chopping down trees. Other translations include cutting, clipping out, cutting down…