Sandro Aguilar

From Sunday to Sunday, the Arcozelo football field is battered by the North wind. The lawn has to be swept and lots of clothes washed. - The boys are coming. - The two equipment managers, São and Cunha, know the name of the little players. Everyone is taken care of and the socks drying on the goals are also to be lent.

Dublin 1913. The truth behind the rhetoric as charismatic union leader Jim Larkin faces off against tycoon William Martin Murphy in the dispute that defined modern Ireland. Dublin, 1913. A city engulfed in a mammoth struggle between capital and organised labour, on the brink of world war. With tens of thousands of men locked out of their workplaces by the city's employers, charismatic union leader Jim Larkin faces off against ruthlessly ambitious tycoon William Martin Murphy in the clash of ideas that would define the identity of the coming Irish state.

Francisco, behave! I Know it's your birthday, you are thirty now, it's carnival, you've dressed as a cowboy for the school party and you are surrounded by kids you hate. But that's no reason to be so annoying... Francisco, repeat after me: "Up to your 30's you have the face God has given you. After that, you get the face you deserve". —O Som e a Fúria