Lupo

Lupo

2019 · 72 min · ★ 8.0 · Documentary

The Italian Rino Lupo directed some of the most important silent films of Portuguese cinema. Pedro Lino develops, in Lupo, an investigation about the director, discovering one of the mysteries that surrounded him, the year and place of his death.

Directed by Pedro Lino · Written by Pedro Lino

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