Amália

Miguel Monteiro as a television journalist Sandra Barata Belo as Amália Philippe Leroux as Bruno Coquatrix Amélia Videira as Avó Amália Natália Luiza as Leonor Ruben Correia André Maia as Alain Oulman Mário Redondo as Rui Valentim de Carvalho Susana Mendes as Filipina, Amália's sister-in-law Maria Emília Correia as Casimira, Amália's maid and confident Anton Skrzypiciel as medic, voice off Janita Salomé as Alberto Janes Eurico Lopes as Albertino Rodrigues, Amália's father Adriano Carvalho as Sebastião Lima Carla de Sá as Natália Correia Carla Salgueiro as Viscondessa Asseca Jorge Sequerra as Agostinho Barbieri Carla Chambel as Celeste Rodrigues, Amália' sister Sérgio Grilo as photographer Fernando Lupach José Fidalgo as Francisco da Cruz António Pedro Cerdeira as Ricardo Espírito Santo Sofia Grillo as Espírito Santo's wife António Montez as Avô António, Amália's grandfather António Melo as an agent of PIDE Mariana Monteiro as Yoshabel Licinio França as Barman Tina Barbosa as Pedinte Ricardo Pereira as Eduardo Ricciardi Ana Padrão as Lucinda Rebordão, Amália's mother Leonor Seixas as Detinha, Amália' sister Luís Mascarenhas as Martins Henrique Gomes as party guest (uncredited) Ricardo Carriço as César Seabra Lourdes Norberto as Ricciardi's mother Carlos Vieira as Frederico Valério José Boavida as Jorge Soriano João Didelet as Ary dos Santos Fernando Rodrigues as Severo, guitar player

João Tordo Writer Manuel S. Fonseca Producer