The first Brazilian film to be nominated for Best Picture was shot on location across Rio, São Paulo, and London.

Christiane Amanpour speaks to Brazilian actress Fernanda Torres and filmmaker Walter Salles about their film ‘I’m Still Here.’ ...

The Academy Award nominee speaks about her mother, Fernanda Montenegro, Oscar campaigning and the love and support she feels ...

Directed by Walter Salles, I'm Still Here is only the third Brazilian film in history to pass a significant milestone. Find ...

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Fernanda Torres is a Brazilian national treasure. Now, the actress has come full circle with her famous mom and ...

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As it stands, Kelly still owes the women more than $9.9 million plus interest, which accrues at a rate of approximately $2,450.30 per day, according to the petition. The women claim that the only ...

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Fernanda Torres, up for an Oscar, embodies the courage required to stare down an oppressive dictatorship in “I’m Still Here.” ...

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

The Oscar-nominated I'm Still Here continues to have a remarkable presence at the box office, just recently passing a major ...