Fernanda Torres gives a complex, Oscar-nominated performance as Brazilian activist Eunice Paiva, whose search for her ...

The film’s director, Walter Salles, narrates a sequence from his film, which is nominated for best picture. Its star, ...

Fernanda Torres grew up in Brazil during authoritarian times and channeled that memory for her role in ‘I’m Still Here ... actors create a vibrant, lived-in dynamic radiating with affection ...

Brazil’s dark history as a military dictatorship with horrible human rights violations is exposed in the award-winning “I’m Still Here ... and this month Fernanda Torres won the Best ...

Film highlights Eunice Paiva's struggle under Brazil's military regime Torres emphasizes film's civic duty to depict authoritarianism Brazilian cinema seeks global recognition and investment SAO ...

An estimated 20,000 people were tortured during the 20 ... are vividly portrayed in Torres’ performance. It’s not too much of a spoiler to say that “I’m Still Here” ends in the 2000s ...

“As an artist and global citizen, and from my open heart, I remain attentive and committed to the pursuit of vital changes needed to live ... Fernanda Torres at a screening for “I’m Still ...

Stories about unjust governments are nothing new, but there’s something particularly striking about Walter Salles’ “I’m Still ...

I’m Still Here is also up for best picture and is nominated in the best international feature category. But whatever happens at the 97th Academy Awards, Fernanda Torres has already made history.

In order to live, we tuck this fear away in ... and Eliana leaves the room smiling. Fernanda Torres as Eunice in "I’m Still Here” (Courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics/Alile Onawale) Shortly ...

Note: Fernanda ... Torres tells Q host Tom Power in an interview. "If you are a mother, to be left alone with five children, having to reinvent yourself during a tragic moment." I'm Still Here ...