A Song of Lisbon

The film follows Vasco, a medical student in Lisbon, who misleads his wealthy aunts into believing he has graduated, while indulging in a carefree lifestyle. His romantic interest is Alice, a seamstress, which complicates his life further, especially with her father's ambitions and Vasco's mounting debts. The runtime of 85 minutes provides a concise yet engaging narrative that highlights the bohemian culture of the time.

As a film from the early 1930s, A Song of Lisbon captures the essence of Portuguese cinema during this era. Its focus on music and comedy, combined with its social commentary on tradition and financial deceit, makes it an interesting piece for collectors of classic films. The film is produced by Tobis Portuguesa, a notable name in early Portuguese cinema, and is available in other formats for those interested in expanding their collections.