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A Severa is a 1931 drama film that marks a significant milestone in Portuguese cinema as the first all-talking sound film. It tells the story of the Fado singer Maria Severa Onofriana, bringing a piece of Portuguese cultural history to life.
A Severa is quite rare in the collector's market, given its historical significance as the first Portuguese sound film. Most available copies are either on aging VHS or obscure prints that barely circulate. Due to its unique position in film history, it's gained a niche interest among collectors, especially those with a focus on international cinema and sound innovation. Its scarcity and the cultural context surrounding its release make it a fascinating exploration for any serious film enthusiast.
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A Severa is a 1931 drama film based on the novel by JĂșlio Dantas, telling the story of the Fado singer Maria Severa Onofriana.
The film was produced by Sociedade Universal de Superfilmes.
The top cast includes Costinha, Silvestre Alegrim, and PatrĂcio Ălvares.
A Severa is classified as a drama.
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