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Pitões a village of Barroso : ウィキペディア英語版
Pitoes, a village of Barroso
''Pitões, aldeia do Barroso'' – ''Pitoes, a Village of Barroso'' – (1979) is a Portuguese documentary feature film directed and produced by Ricardo Costa.
==History==

This film is the second part of the tetralogy, "Homem Montanhês" (Mountain Man). It portrays the inhabitants of a remote village in northern Portugal, in the mountain chain of Barroso, where the villagers maintain secular traditions such as communal cooperation. The result is an intimate narrative with no plot.
It is an ethnographic film that could be called visual anthropology. Such films were introduced into Portugal in the sixties and salvage ethnography flourished in the seventies following in the tradition of Nanook of the North, by Robert Flaherty.


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