- “Moby Dick” (1956) – This classic film, directed by John Huston, used the Azores as a filming location to depict the whaling tale based on Herman Melville’s novel.
- “The Hot Rain” (1957) – A Portuguese drama film shot on location in Terceira Island, providing a glimpse into the lives of Azorean emigrants.
- “Marie-Jo and Her Two Lovers” (2002) – This French drama, directed by Robert Guédiguian, includes scenes filmed on São Miguel Island, showcasing the island’s landscapes.
- “The Sword and the Rose” (1953) – Although not entirely set in the Azores, this Disney film includes scenes shot on Terceira Island, adding a touch of magic to the story.
- “Core” (2003) – This science fiction film directed by Jon Amiel features scenes filmed on São Miguel Island, adding a backdrop to the movie’s thrilling storyline.
- “La última isla” (1990) – Set in the Azores during World War II, this Spanish film explores the occupation of the archipelago and its impact on the local population.
- “A House in the Fields” (1995) – Directed by Paulo Rocha, this Portuguese drama was filmed on several Azorean islands and delves into the lives of local families and their struggles.
- “Amores e Amoras” (2012) – This Portuguese romantic comedy follows the story of a Portuguese woman returning to the Azores. The film showcases the natural beauty of the islands.
- “Proibido proibir” (2006) – Set in the 1970s, this Portuguese film portrays the political context of the time and includes scenes filmed on São Miguel Island.
- “The Mystic Masseur” (2001) – Although not exclusively set in the Azores, this comedy-drama, based on the novel by V.S. Naipaul, includes scenes filmed on the island of Terceira.
WANDERLIST: Ten famous films set in the Azores
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