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The Secret Agent review brilliant Brazilian drama of an academic on the run in the murderous 1970s

The film intricately weaves everyday political tyranny with visual brilliance and a sensuous narrative, exploring complex character dynamics in Brazil's dictatorship.

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Independent films

'The Secret Agent' Review: Wagner Moura Tries to Leave History Behind in Kleber Mendonca Filho's Beautifully Remembered Period Thriller

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Neirud review a mysterious family relationship that unravels Brazil's complex social fabric

Fernanda Faya's documentary reveals hidden family secrets, exploring complex racial identities and the nuances of alternative familial bonds through her grandmother's legacy.

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I'm Still Here' win best international film in Brazil's first Oscar in the category

I'm Still Here wins Brazil's first Oscar for best international film, highlighting a family's struggle under military dictatorship.

I'm Still Here review wrenching true-life saga of a Brazilian family torn apart by military rule

Eunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.

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The Best Films to See This February

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Review | 'I'm Still Here': A stark history and warm memoir of Brazil's darkest days

fromwww.dailynews.com

I'm Still Here' win best international film in Brazil's first Oscar in the category

I'm Still Here wins Brazil's first Oscar for best international film, highlighting a family's struggle under military dictatorship.

I'm Still Here review wrenching true-life saga of a Brazilian family torn apart by military rule

Eunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.

fromAnOther

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The Best Films to See This February

fromWashington Post

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Review | 'I'm Still Here': A stark history and warm memoir of Brazil's darkest days

fromwww.nytimes.com

Why These Oscars Mean So Much to Brazil

Fernanda Torres has become the symbol of Brazilian pride after her Oscar nomination, celebrated widely during Carnival in Rio de Janeiro.

Why I'm Still Here should win the best picture Oscar

I'm Still Here deserves the Oscar for its emotional depth, cultural significance, and the celebrations it would inspire in Brazil.

Independent films

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fromDatebook | San Francisco Arts & Entertainment Guide

Carlos Diegues, Filmmaker Who Celebrated Brazil's Diversity, Dies at 84

Carlos Diegues significantly influenced Brazilian cinema by focusing on marginalized groups and pioneering films featuring Black protagonists.

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