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In this price -loan season, culturally dominating films such as Evil And Emilia Pérez– and even critical favorites like Anora And The brutalist– In conversation, it turned out to be the leader, but a powerful Brazilian film has proven to be a worthy competitor. I'm still hereDirected by Walter Salles, the true story of Eunice Paiva and her family, after her husband, politician Rubens Paiva, was arrested and disappeared in the 1970s in the middle of the military dictatorship of Brazil. Based on her son Marcelo Rubens Paivas Memoiren, the Biopic Eunice's unshakable search for her husband and the decisions she makes to protect her children as a danger.

Fernanda Torres delivers a remarkable guiding capacity as Eunice and conveys both strength and susceptibility to the demanding role. No wonder that this year she deserves an Oscar nomination for the best actress, especially after winning the Golden Globe for Lead Drama actress in early January. She has been taking home Brazil's first Oscar nicken since 1999, which of her own mother, Fernanda Montenegro, is loud diversity.

“It's like a fairy tale,” Torres Elle.com told her nomination. “In Brazil there is the feeling that my mother and I are a continuation of something. Two talents that last in time. So it's pretty magical. “