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Made in the style of a policier, O Fio do Horizonte has a magic-realistic story that is striking for this genre. The fifty½year-old pathologist Spino (Claude Brasseur) works in the Lisbon mortuary and is involved in many criminal cases. One day he thinks he recognises himself as young man in the corpse of a murdered […]