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João Canijo: Government mourns death of a major figure in contemporary Portuguese cinema

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The Government, through the Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Margarida Balseiro Lopes, today lamented 'with deep sorrow' the death on Thursday of filmmaker João Canijo, whom it describes as a 'major figure of contemporary Portuguese cinema'.

RTP Notícias30 Jan

João Canijo: Government mourns death of a major figure in contemporary Portuguese cinema

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João Canijo: Government mourns death of a major figure in contemporary Portuguese cinema

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