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Reviews for Mysteries of Lisbon

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7.0 / 10 4h 27min

The tragic story of the many lives of Father Dinis, his dark origins and his pious works, and the different fates of all those who, trapped in a sinister web of love, hate and crime, cross paths with him through years of adventure and misfortune in the convulsed Europe of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

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Review by user468ze59etu

Had the whole cinema checking their phones for the time

All Reaction moments

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Review by user717nx3obkjj

Primogeniture is a system of cruelty, prominent in another time in history.

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Review by user3119gv965b3

This film has a multitude of problems

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Review by user745qgkjqeqi

An intriguing, fascinating film

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Review by ShadowyScallop

Slow, boring and utterly pointless film

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Review by AuroraAardvark

An experience not to be missed on the big screen

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Review by NighttimeNarwhal

Conversations reveal complicated pasts in this epic Portuguese novel brought to life

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Review by ElectricElk

sweeping and epic -- it is more of a MASTERING of Lisbon

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Review by user919y1z1eks9

The themes of Mysteries of Lisbon

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Review by user7856gwcukd8

The Nobility are Ever Miserable: An Excellent Piece of Cinema

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Review by user725jalius08

Perfect match of director and material

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Review by user952j1pw4u9s

Binge watching meets faux minimalism

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Review by user204rmapydzs

Raul Ruiz and mystic 19th century Lisbon