Os Fidalgos da Casa Mourisca

The story follows the declining fortunes of the Mourisca estate, primarily influenced by the prideful D. Luís. His son, Jorge, seeks to restore the family's legacy and finds himself in love with Tomé da Póvoa's daughter, who has returned from her education abroad. This romance complicates the already strained familial dynamics, as D. Luís disapproves of both Jorge's plans and his affections for a commoner.

The film's exploration of love across social divides and the tension between tradition and change makes it a reflective piece from the 1960s. With its strong performances by a notable cast, including Fernando Gusmão and Mário Pereira, it captures the essence of its era and genre, appealing to collectors interested in classic romance narratives from Portugal.