Brazilians rejoice at Oscar nominations for ‘I’m Still Here’, which deals with trauma of dictatorship
Brazilians have been overjoyed after the motion picture “I’m Still Here” received three Oscar nominations on Thursday: best film, best international feature, and best actress for its lead, Fernanda Torres.
When we meet the Paiva family in “I’m Still Here,” now in limited release and a compelling reason to leave your couch for a ...
If the Oscars nominatations have made you want to watch I’m Still Here on streaming, here’s where you can find it first.
Brazilian star Fernanda Torres followed up her Golden Globe-winning role in “I’m Still Here” with an Oscar nomination.
But this weekend, The Brutalist was dethroned by Brazil's I'm Still Here. Directed by the acclaimed Walter Salles, the drama was released in five domestic locations, where it earned around ...
Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here,” however, is not the typical home invasion movie. There are no violent assaults, stolen goods or damaged property. The film doesn’t feature any of the ...
That Walter Salles, the acclaimed director of “Central Station” and “The Motorcycle Diaries,” first depicts the tight-knit family of “I’m Still Here” at their most ebullient ...
FIPRESCI Prize for Best International Feature Film: “I’m Still Here” (Brazil), Director Walter Salles ...
Golden Globe winner Fernanda Torres plays a real-life Brazilian activist keeping hope alive after her dissident husband ...
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