I'm Still Here has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Brazilian film to win the Oscar for Best International Film. Directed by Walter Salles, the movie tells the poignant true story of Eunice Paiva, whose husband went missing and was murdered in 1970s Brazil. It triumphed over strong competitors like The Girl With the Needle and Emilia Perez. Salles previously lost in this category for his 1998 film, Central Station. This film has garnered multiple awards and highlights the political struggles in Brazil's history.
"I'm Still Here is a political drama based on the true story of Eunice Paiva, whose husband was murdered in 1970s Brazil, marking a significant historical narrative."
"Director Walter Salles, previously nominated for Central Station, dedicates his Oscar win to Eunice Paiva and the actresses who portrayed her life story, Torres and Montenegro."
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