Two Bedroom Apartment with Balcony and Garden View

2 Apartments with 2 Bedrooms, Balcony and Garden View of 80 m2, located on the 2nd and 3rd floors,

for six people, with a living room, dining area and fully equipped kitchen

equipada

Apartment Manuel de Oliveira
(103)

Fully equipped apartment, with free service every 2 days for changing towels, garbage collection and small cleaning.
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Guests:
6 adults
Cable television with up to 40 channels.
TV
 

Private bathroom with shower
Hair Dryer
Amenities of Portuguese Saboaria
Pure Percall cotton bedding
100% cotton towels
Air conditioning
Free wifi internet
LCD television with cable channels
Free safe
Radio
CD player
Sofa bed for 2 adults
Fully equipped kitchenette
Fridge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Microwave
Dishwasher
Cooker hob
Toaster
Electric Kettle
Who was Manuel de Oliveira

Manoel Cândido Pinto de Oliveira (Porto, 11 December 1908 - Porto, 2 April 2015) was a Portuguese filmmaker. Throughout his life he produced about 50 films. He was the only director in activity who saw the transition from mute to sonorous and from black and white to color. He directed international actors as renowned as Catherine Deneuve, John Malkovich, Marcello Mastroianni, Michel Piccoli, Irene Papas, Chiara Mastroianni and Lima Duarte.

In 1931, he shot his first film, Douro, Faina Fluvial, a short film about the work on the Douro River, premiered in Lisbon, in which he arouses the admiration of foreign critics and the displeasure of the national one.

Almost ten years pass before filming “Aniki Bóbó”. The film is a commercial failure and Oliveira will only shoot again 14 years later, when shooting The Painter and the City (1956), in which he shoots in color.

Manoel de Oliveira's cinematographic work only from 1971 will continue, without breaking, until beyond the end of the century. The immanent theatricality of The Spring Act would assert itself as a personal style. The tetralogy of frustrated loves would par excellence be the "campus" of this long experiment. The stage would be the plateau, the scenic space where the spoken film, in "unspeakable" taken, would become the soul of the show: the pure cinema submitted to the theatre, its reference, its origin, its foundation.

This duality of Manoel de Oliveira is no stranger to his religious education. Doubts about the body of faith, about certain principles of his church, often plague him and this has profound implications in his work. This doubt is reproduced in the frequent philosophising of many of the characters in his films, particularly in the most talked about films, with incarnation of figures from the Gospel and Christian ideas, with numerous biblical references.

Manuel de Oliveira (1908-2015)

Apartament Alexandre O’Neill
(203)

Fully equipped apartment, with free service every 2 days for changing towels, garbage collection and small cleaning.
Apartments  
Free wireless internet! Share the experience with friends and family via Facebook or WhatsApp!
Wi-Fi
 
Alone, with friends or family. Talk to us for customized solutions.
Guests:
6 adults
Cable television with up to 40 channels.
TV
 

Private bathroom with shower
Hair Dryer
Amenities of Portuguese Saboaria
Pure Percall cotton bedding
100% cotton towels
Air conditioning
Free wifi internet
LCD television with cable channels
Free safe
Radio
CD player
Sofa bed for 2 adults
Fully equipped kitchenette
Fridge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Microwave
Dishwasher
Cooker hob
Toaster
Electric Kettle
Who was Alexandre O'Neill

Alexandre Manuel Vahia de Castro O'Neill de Bulhões (Lisbon, December 19, 1924 - Lisbon, August 21, 1986). Poet and self-taught, O'Neill was one of the founders of the Lisbon Surrealist Movement.

It is in this current that he publishes his first work, the volume of collages A Ampola Miraculosa. The surrealist influences remain visible in his works, which in addition to poetry books include prose, poetry discs, translations and anthologies.

Not being able to live on his art alone, the author also worked in advertising. He created the advertising motto used for decades “There is sea and sea, there is going and coming back”. The poet maintained an intense civic and political participation throughout his life and was arrested several times by the Salazar regime's political police.

In 1958, with the edition of In the Kingdom of Denmark, Alexandre O'Neill found himself recognized as a poet. In the 1960s, probably the most literarily productive, he published poetry books, anthologies by other poets and translations.

Alexandre O ́Neill (1924-1986)

 

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