Mountain Wolves
Feb 23, 1942 · 1h 38m
Director
Jorge Brum do CantoOverview
The film deals with the story of smugglers operating in the border areas of northern Portugal. A group of smugglers who escaped police installed in a village to have a quiet life, but facing hard times have to go back to smuggling.
Cast of Mountain Wolves
Maria DomingasMargarida
António de SousaAntónio
Manuel Santos CarvalhoSargento Batata
Carlos OteroJoaquim- Maria Emília VilasSra. Conceição
Armando MachadoCabo Maximino
Emilia D'OliveiraSra. Micas- Silva AraújoPadre Eduardo
- João GuerraPintassilgo
- José AlvesChiola
- José MalveiraSr. Zezinho
- Armando ChagasFilho da Sra. Micas
- João MarquesFilho da Sra. Micas
- António VianaFilho da Sra. Micas
António SilvaTio Luís
CostinhaJoãozinho
Crew of Mountain Wolves
Jorge Brum do CantoDirector, Editor, Writer- Jaime MendesOriginal Music Composer
- César de SáDirector of Photography
- Raul Faria da FonsecaSet Decoration
- Rodrigues PintoProduction Manager
António VilarMakeup Artist- Luís Sousa SantosSound
Óscar AcúrcioAssistant Director- António Jesus MarquesProduction Assistant
- Constantino EstevesContinuity
- Leite RosaAssistant Set Decoration
- João MartinsStill Photographer
- Perdigão QueirogaAssistant Camera
- Fernando GarciaProduction Assistant
- Mário MalveiraSound Assistant
- Cândido da SilvaAssistant Camera
- Laura CamposProps
About Mountain Wolves
What is Mountain Wolves about?
The film deals with the story of smugglers operating in the border areas of northern Portugal. A group of smugglers who escaped police installed in a village to have a quiet life, but facing hard times have to go back to smuggling.
When was Mountain Wolves released?
Mountain Wolves was released on February 23, 1942.
How long is Mountain Wolves?
Mountain Wolves runs 1 hour 38 minutes (98 minutes).
Who directed Mountain Wolves?
Mountain Wolves was directed by Jorge Brum do Canto.
Who is in the cast of Mountain Wolves?
The cast of Mountain Wolves includes Maria Domingas (Margarida), António de Sousa (António), Manuel Santos Carvalho (Sargento Batata), Carlos Otero (Joaquim) and Maria Emília Vilas (Sra. Conceição).