The Circus (1951)

The Circus (1951) poster

Tony, a trapeze artist, gets a job at a small circus. When a tempest takes away the tent, Tony stays for the love of the beautiful Belmira who could be a rider… if they hadn’t sold the horse. They play at open-air, sleep under the stars, scrimp and save every penny, and soon there’s a new tent to be bought on credit. But Belmira is not happy, she dreams of a real home, while Tony is fascinated by the circus. And the gloomy days are back.

Director: Manuel Guimarães
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 98 min
Release Date:

Cast

Screenplay

Cinematography: Salazar Diniz
Production: Tobis Portuguesa
Country: Portugal
Language: Português
Original Language: pt
More Films by Director: Manuel Guimarães
More Films in Genre: Drama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Circus about?
Tony, a trapeze artist, gets a job at a small circus. When a tempest takes away the tent, Tony stays for the love of the beautiful Belmira who could be a rider… if they hadn’t sold the horse. They play at open-air, sleep under the stars, scrimp and save every penny, and soon there’s a new tent to be bought on credit. But Belmira is not happy, she dreams of a real home, while Tony is fascinated by the circus. And the gloomy days are back.
Who directed The Circus?
The Circus was directed by Manuel Guimarães.
Who stars in The Circus?
The Circus stars Maria Olguim, Helga Liné, Artur Semedo, José Victor, Manuel Correia, Jaime Zenóglio.
How long is The Circus?
The Circus has a runtime of 1h 38m (98 minutes).
What genre is The Circus?
The Circus is a Drama film.
Where was The Circus produced?
The Circus was produced in Portugal.