Hei de Vencer

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Hei de Vencer
Directed by Luiz de Barros
Written by Antonio Tibiriçá (story), Luiz de Barros
Produced byAntonio Tibiriçá
CinematographyLuiz de Barros, Paulino Botelho
Edited byLuiz de Barros
Distributed byGuanabara Filmes, Pátria Filme
Release date
  • 1924 (1924)
Country Brazil
LanguageSilent

Hei de Vencer is a 1924 Brazilian silent drama film directed by Luiz de Barros.

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