Best Picture and Best International Feature Film Oscar nominee ,"I'm Still Here," is making history as the first Brazilian ...

On my way over to meet Walter Salles, news breaks that his film, I’m Still Here, has been nominated for a Golden Globe. So has his leading lady Fernanda ... living in Rio during Brazil’s ...

It stars Fernanda Torres, Selton Mello and Fernanda Montenegro. Fernanda Torres's ... a difficult time in Brazil’s history. Yes, I'm Still Here is based on true events. The film is inspired by the ...

So you might be surprised to learn that the pitcher the Tigers acquired for him is still only 25 years old and making his first appearance in big-league camp this spring. If you purchase a product ...

Famously, those who do not learn from their past are condemned to repeat it, a sentiment that sprang to mind after watching Walter Salles’ latest feature, I’m Still Here. I’m Still Here is the ...

No family demonstrates this reality more clearly than the Paivas in “I’m Still Here,” titled “Ainda ... to Brazilians — and particularly to young people that “even if imperfect, it’s better to live ...

The Paiva family - Rubens, Eunice, and their five children - live in a beachside house in Rio, open to all their friends. One day, Rubens is taken for questioning and does not return.

One of them was “I’m Still Here,” Walter Salles’ acclaimed ... like I was watching what happens to “them.” The people who live in the places where totalitarianism can take root.

I lived through ... on International Holocaust Remembrance Day in 2021, I very deliberately referred to myself as a “proud German.” This pride was real, and it still is. But it was always ...

I’m Still Here is adapted from the autobiographical ... by the dictatorship. Torres’s real-life mother, the decorated Brazilian actress Fernanda Montenegro, plays the older Eunice in the ...

WE KNOW more than we’d like to about people being ‘disappeared’ in this part of the world, but Walter Salles‘s new reality-based drama I’m Still Here reminds us that families elsewhere ...