In memoriam Technology Brazil’s *I’m Still Here* Triumphs with Academy Award for Best International Feature
In memoriam Marcus Li ” GONZAGA, AUGUSTA GONZAGA, BRASÍLIA, BRASILIA, BRAZIL, CONTROVERSY, CRITICISM, DE SOUZA, EUGEN, EUGÊNIA AUGUSTA GONZAGA, EUN, EUNICE PAIVA, FERN, FERNANDA TORRES, JAI, JAIR BOLSONARO, LEO ALVES VIEIRA, MARIO ALVES DE SOUZA VIEIRA, MÁRIO ALVES DE SOUZA VIEIRA, OBITUARY, POLITICAL PERSECUTION, RACISM, RIO, RIO SAMBADROME, RUBENS, SOUTH AMERICA, WALTER SALLES Brazil Celebrates Historic Oscar Win for ‘I’m Still Here’ Amid Calls for Justice
In memoriam Jamal Walker BRAZIL, CANCER, EUN, EUNICE PAIVA, FERNANDA TORRES, HERITAGE PRESERVATION, OBITUARY, POLITICAL PERSECUTION, POLITICAL STATEMENTS, SOUTH AMERICA, TEAM CAPTAINCY, WALTER SALLES “I’m Still Here”: Brazil’s Oscar Triumph and Reckoning with Its Past
In memoriam Isaac Bennett AP, ASSOCIATED PRESS, BRAZIL, CANCER, EVENT, FERN, FERNANDA TORRES, FILM SCREENINGS, NATIONAL TEAM, OBITUARY, POLITICAL PERSECUTION, RIO DE JANEIRO, SAO PAULO, SOUTH AMERICA Fernanda Torres: The Carnival Muse Amid Oscar Aspirations
In memoriam Jamal Walker AMERICA, BRAZIL, CALIFORNIA, CONTROVERSY, FERNANDA TORRES, JACK NICAS, LEADERSHIP, MS, NORTH AMERICA, OBITUARY, REPRESENTATION, RIO DE JANEIRO, SOUTH AMERICA, THE TIMES, TIMES, TORRES, UNITED STATES The Significance of Oscar Nominations for Brazil’s Cinema
In memoriam Marcus Li BRAZIL, DRAMA, ENTERTAINMENT, EUN, EUNICE, EUNICE PAIVA, FERN, FERNANDA MONTENEGRO, FERNANDA TORRES, HOLLYWOOD, JASON DI ROSSO, LEBLON BEACH, MONTENEGRO, OBITUARY, PAIVA, RELATIONSHIP, RIO DE JANEIRO, RUBEN, RUBENS PAIVA, SALLES, SOCIAL MEDIA POST, SOUTH AMERICA, TORRES, WALTER SALLES Fernanda Torres: A Historic Golden Globe Win and Oscar Nomination in “I’m Still Here”
Politics Fatima Khan BRAZIL, CINEMA, CONTROVERSY, DEMOCRACY, FERNANDA TORRES, HOLLYWOOD, JAI, LEADERSHIP, LITERATURE, NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA, SC, SOUTH AMERICA, SUPREME COURT, TORRES, U. S, UNITED STATES, UNIVERSITY OF DENVER, WALTER SALLES, WORLD Fernanda Torres’s Oscar Hope and Its Potential Impact on Brazil’s Democracy
