As it has been said for a month on the set of I'm Still Here, they just needed to make enough members to see the film, because the quality is guaranteed!
I'm Still Here is a wonderful film that deserves this recognition, Fernanda Torres is Phenomenal and I hope she wins the Best Actress award, I'm rooting for her🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
New york times and variety magazine called im still here to win not just international, but the best picture. So yes, 3 great media in the usa predictable that.
SOME INFORMATION 💎 I'm Still Here is the first Portuguese-spoken movie to be nominated to the Oscar of Best Picture and the sixth that was nominated to Best Foreign Language (the fifth representing Brazil). 💎 Fernanda Torres's mother, Fernanda Montenegro was the first latin actress nominated to the Oscar of Best Actress (Katy Jurado and Norma Aleandro had already been nominated as Supporting Actress) and, to date, she was the only Portuguese-spoken actor nominated to the award, but her daughter just repeated this. That was in 1999, with the movie Central Station, also directed by Walter Salles and nominated to Best Foreign Language Film. 💎 Fernanda Torres, Selton Mello and Fernanda Montenegro played in Four Days in Septemper, brazilian movie nominated to the Oscar of Best Foreign Language Film in 1998, also about brazilian dictatorship period. 💎 Fernanda Torres, aged 20, won the award for Best Actress at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival by the movie Love Me Forever or Never (tied with Barbara Sukowa, by Rosa Luxemburg). She was the first brazilian actress (of two) to win an award in Cannes. The second one was Sandra Corveloni that, coincidentally, was directed by Walter Salles. 💎 Fernanda Torres was the fourth brazilian actor nominated to Golden Globe, but the second with a Portuguese-spoken performance. The first one was her mother. The other nominees were Sônia Braga (Kiss of the Spider Woman, Moon Over Parador and The Burning Season) and Wagner Moura (Narcos). 💎 Fernando Torres, father of Fernanda Torres (yes, they got the same name), played in Kiss of Spider Woman (4 nominations to the Oscar 1986, William Hurt won Best Actor) 💎 I'm Still Here is the fourth movie of Walter Salles to be nominated to the Golden Globe of Best Foreign Language Film (Central Station won, and the other nominees were Behind the Sun and Motorcycle Diaries) and the second nominated to the Oscar of the same category (Central Station was the first) 💎 Fernanda Torres gained a pop star quality in Brazil because her performances in the sitcoms Normal People and Slaps and Kisses.
Do you remember the movie The Danish Girl? At the time, it generated a lot of criticism, after all, a cis man played the role of a trans woman. But the criticism was ignored. They tried to justify it because it was a well-made production and would indeed give representation to trans people by telling this story, even if it offended the trans community. They tried to show that since they didn't have enough of a voice, then accept that we speak for you! Fortunately for Emília Pérez, a beautiful trans woman was cast, who I hope will gain a lot of visibility after this, but he also receives a lot of criticism from Mexicans and even from the trans community... It seems that once again the so-called "first world" arrives saying: but we did it with so much love! We only want to represent you, why do you complain so much? You understand how ignoring the criticism of those who felt directly offended is ignoring their real struggles and perpetuating the "white male savior" complex, which is exactly how Jacques puts it.
Sorry, but regarding Emilia Perez, I think it's not about how many people love this movie or not. Ask Mexicans what they think about *Emilia Perez*, and you'll get an answer. When a country feels offended, credibility is already called into question.
I’m still here! Go Brazil! The world needs this movie right now.
erm no we dont
@@berkcansevgi2714 The movie is still a success and you are still a failure.
@berkcansevgi2714 have you watched? If not you are loosing a masterpiece
@@berkcansevgi2714yes the world needs to ser this movie!!
As it has been said for a month on the set of I'm Still Here, they just needed to make enough members to see the film, because the quality is guaranteed!
I'm Still Here is a wonderful film that deserves this recognition, Fernanda Torres is Phenomenal and I hope she wins the Best Actress award, I'm rooting for her🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm still here!!?? What a surprise to me!
So happy! I'm still here deserves an Oscar!
I saw that coming because I've watched I'm Still Here in Brazil
New york times and variety magazine called im still here to win not just international, but the best picture. So yes, 3 great media in the usa predictable that.
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SOME INFORMATION
💎 I'm Still Here is the first Portuguese-spoken movie to be nominated to the Oscar of Best Picture and the sixth that was nominated to Best Foreign Language (the fifth representing Brazil).
💎 Fernanda Torres's mother, Fernanda Montenegro was the first latin actress nominated to the Oscar of Best Actress (Katy Jurado and Norma Aleandro had already been nominated as Supporting Actress) and, to date, she was the only Portuguese-spoken actor nominated to the award, but her daughter just repeated this. That was in 1999, with the movie Central Station, also directed by Walter Salles and nominated to Best Foreign Language Film.
💎 Fernanda Torres, Selton Mello and Fernanda Montenegro played in Four Days in Septemper, brazilian movie nominated to the Oscar of Best Foreign Language Film in 1998, also about brazilian dictatorship period.
💎 Fernanda Torres, aged 20, won the award for Best Actress at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival by the movie Love Me Forever or Never (tied with Barbara Sukowa, by Rosa Luxemburg). She was the first brazilian actress (of two) to win an award in Cannes. The second one was Sandra Corveloni that, coincidentally, was directed by Walter Salles.
💎 Fernanda Torres was the fourth brazilian actor nominated to Golden Globe, but the second with a Portuguese-spoken performance. The first one was her mother. The other nominees were Sônia Braga (Kiss of the Spider Woman, Moon Over Parador and The Burning Season) and Wagner Moura (Narcos).
💎 Fernando Torres, father of Fernanda Torres (yes, they got the same name), played in Kiss of Spider Woman (4 nominations to the Oscar 1986, William Hurt won Best Actor)
💎 I'm Still Here is the fourth movie of Walter Salles to be nominated to the Golden Globe of Best Foreign Language Film (Central Station won, and the other nominees were Behind the Sun and Motorcycle Diaries) and the second nominated to the Oscar of the same category (Central Station was the first)
💎 Fernanda Torres gained a pop star quality in Brazil because her performances in the sitcoms Normal People and Slaps and Kisses.
I'm still here 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Fernanda's performance is spectacular🎉🎉
Im still here and fernanda torres❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Do you remember the movie The Danish Girl? At the time, it generated a lot of criticism, after all, a cis man played the role of a trans woman. But the criticism was ignored. They tried to justify it because it was a well-made production and would indeed give representation to trans people by telling this story, even if it offended the trans community. They tried to show that since they didn't have enough of a voice, then accept that we speak for you! Fortunately for Emília Pérez, a beautiful trans woman was cast, who I hope will gain a lot of visibility after this, but he also receives a lot of criticism from Mexicans and even from the trans community... It seems that once again the so-called "first world" arrives saying: but we did it with so much love! We only want to represent you, why do you complain so much?
You understand how ignoring the criticism of those who felt directly offended is ignoring their real struggles and perpetuating the "white male savior" complex, which is exactly how Jacques puts it.
AINDA ESTOU AQUI ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for your happy surprise with I am here as best movie❤
Sorry, but regarding Emilia Perez, I think it's not about how many people love this movie or not. Ask Mexicans what they think about *Emilia Perez*, and you'll get an answer. When a country feels offended, credibility is already called into question.
I think Emilia Perez should win every single award including best documentary.
Emília Peres is nominated whithout reason!!!
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