The Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences announced the winners of the Oscar 2025 on Sunday evening (02). The Brazilian I’m still here He won the category of the best international film.
Director Walter Salles went on stage to receive the trophy and, in the speech, he praised the lawyer and activist Eunice Paiva. He also thanked both the interpreters of the protagonist in the film, Fernanda Torres (who was appointed as the best actress) and Fernanda Montenegro. This is the first Oscar in Brazil in the category.
I’m still here he had been appointed for the Golden Globe in the same category, but lost Emilia Pérezwith which he divided the favoritism towards the Oscar.
Brazil snatches the Oscar for the best international film. Congratulations to the cast and the troupe of I’m Am Still here! 🇧🇷 #Oscar pic.twitter.com/ut5eleliigmg
– The Academy (@theacademy) March 3, 2025
Indicated the best international film
Synopsis of i’m Still here here
In the early 1970s, Brazil faced the hardening of the military dictatorship. In Rio de Janeiro, the Paiva family – Rubens, Eunice and her five children – live on the beach in a house with open doors for friends. One day Rubens Paiva is taken by military personnel and disappears. Eunice – whose search for truth about her husband’s fate would extend for decades – is forced to reinvent herself and outline a new future for herself and her children.
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