List of Portuguese films of 2008

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A list of Portuguese films that were first released in 2008.

Release dateTitleDirectorCastGenreNotesRef
January 10 Christopher Columbus - The Enigma Manoel de Oliveira Ricardo Trêpa, Leonor Baldaque5.577 admissions
January 24 From Now On Catarina Ruivo Edgar Morais, Adelaide de Sousa1.942 admissions
March 13 Wolves José Nascimento Nuno Melo, Catarina Wallenstein2.034 admissions
March 13 The Lovebirds Bruno de Almeida Joaquim de Almeida, Rogério Samora2.515 admissions
May 8 A Ilha dos Escravos Francisco Manso Vanessa Giácomo, Diogo Infante2.305 admissions
May 8 Cartas a Uma Ditadura Inês de Medeiros 2.039 admissions
May 15 Goodnight Irene Paolo Marinou-Blanco2.959 admissions
August 21 Our Beloved Month of August Miguel Gomes 20.073 admissions [1]
October 9 Misbegotten João Canijo 1.661 admissions
October 23 Noise Tiago Guedes, Frederico Serra 3.430 admissions
November 6 The Art of Stealing Leonel Vieira 28.942 admissions
December 4 Amália Carlos Coelho da Silva 136.798 admissions

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References

  1. "Aquele querido mês de Agosto". RTP Notícias (in Portuguese). Rádio e Televisão de Portugal. 9 August 2008. Retrieved 20 December 2014.