Commissioned by António Costa, Lisbon's mayor, Bruno made a short tribute film in memory of Humberto Delgado's arrival at Santa Apolónia Station where he was meet by the fascist police. Known as the Fearless General for having the courage to go against Salazar in a presidential election, Humberto Delgado was acclaimed by 200 thousand people in Oporto on May 14th 1958. The next day he took the train to Lisbon. Fearing that the "phenomenon Delgado", would spread throughout the country, the secret police, PIDE, awaited the General and brutally attacked the thousands of people who had come to show support. Salazar's government hid the number of dead and injured. This day is remembered as one of the most violent days in the recent history of the city. Humberto Delgado and his brazilian secretary were eventually murdered in February 1965, in an ambush by the regime's police. Their bodies where found two months later, near Villanueva del Fresno (Spain). Salazar, who approved the operation, later appeared on television claiming to be ignorant of the police's involvement and blaming the opposition forces. This brutal assasination is the subject of Bruno's new feature OPERATION AUTUMN.