The Year's Most Urgent Best Picture Contender Is the One Almost No One Has SeenThe film depicts life under a military dictatorship through the lens of a family's struggle to maintain normalcy amidst turmoil.
I'm Still Here: How Rio de Janeiro's Architecture and Urbanism Shape the Oscar-Nominated Brazilian FilmThe film 'I'm Still Here' contrasts the initial beauty of Rio de Janeiro with the oppressive reality of its military dictatorship.
Brazil's 'I'm Still Here' wins best international feature at the OscarsBrazil's 'I'm Still Here' wins Academy Award for best international feature, marking a significant achievement for the country.
A family endures a dictatorship in the Oscar-nominated 'I'm Still Here'The film "I'm Still Here" reflects on the impact of Brazil's military dictatorship through the lens of a mother's life journey.
Brazil apologizes to families of victims of military dictatorship's mass graveBrazil's government apologized to families of victims of its military dictatorship, acknowledging failures in identifying remains from a historic mass grave.
Oscar-nominated Brazilian film sparks debate about country's pastThe film 'I Am Still Here' is a significant cultural work addressing Brazil's military dictatorship and its unresolved past.
The Year's Most Urgent Best Picture Contender Is the One Almost No One Has SeenThe film depicts life under a military dictatorship through the lens of a family's struggle to maintain normalcy amidst turmoil.
I'm Still Here: How Rio de Janeiro's Architecture and Urbanism Shape the Oscar-Nominated Brazilian FilmThe film 'I'm Still Here' contrasts the initial beauty of Rio de Janeiro with the oppressive reality of its military dictatorship.
Brazil's 'I'm Still Here' wins best international feature at the OscarsBrazil's 'I'm Still Here' wins Academy Award for best international feature, marking a significant achievement for the country.
A family endures a dictatorship in the Oscar-nominated 'I'm Still Here'The film "I'm Still Here" reflects on the impact of Brazil's military dictatorship through the lens of a mother's life journey.
Brazil apologizes to families of victims of military dictatorship's mass graveBrazil's government apologized to families of victims of its military dictatorship, acknowledging failures in identifying remains from a historic mass grave.
Oscar-nominated Brazilian film sparks debate about country's pastThe film 'I Am Still Here' is a significant cultural work addressing Brazil's military dictatorship and its unresolved past.
I'm Still Here' win best international film in Brazil's first Oscar in the categoryI'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 ruleEunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.
I'm Still Here': The Brazilian film sensation that made history at the Golden GlobesFernanda Torres's historic Golden Globe win symbolizes Brazil's cultural acknowledgment of past traumas during the military dictatorship.
Bringing 1970s Rio Back to Life for 'I'm Still Here'The film 'I'm Still Here' is the first Brazilian nominee for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
The Best Films to See This FebruaryThe film powerfully depicts the impact of the military dictatorship in Brazil through a family's painful experience of loss and resilience.
Review: A family is torn apart under Brazil's dictatorship in 'I'm Still Here'The Paiva family's idyllic life is disrupted by Brazil's military dictatorship, highlighting the contrast between domestic tranquility and political oppression.
I'm Still Here' win best international film in Brazil's first Oscar in the categoryI'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 ruleEunice Paiva's journey reflects the painful reality of political oppression and personal resilience in Brazil during its military dictatorship.
I'm Still Here': The Brazilian film sensation that made history at the Golden GlobesFernanda Torres's historic Golden Globe win symbolizes Brazil's cultural acknowledgment of past traumas during the military dictatorship.
Bringing 1970s Rio Back to Life for 'I'm Still Here'The film 'I'm Still Here' is the first Brazilian nominee for Best Picture at the Academy Awards.
The Best Films to See This FebruaryThe film powerfully depicts the impact of the military dictatorship in Brazil through a family's painful experience of loss and resilience.
Review: A family is torn apart under Brazil's dictatorship in 'I'm Still Here'The Paiva family's idyllic life is disrupted by Brazil's military dictatorship, highlighting the contrast between domestic tranquility and political oppression.
Four Decades After the Fall of Argentina's Dictatorship, a Fight Over the Country's Darkest Chapter Is Reopening Grievous WoundsThe former Navy School of Mechanics in Buenos Aires was a notorious secret detention and torture center during Argentina's military dictatorship.
The Political Drama of "I'm Still Here" Is Moving but AirbrushedThe film illustrates the struggles of families affected by political persecution, emphasizing resilience amid suffering.
Four Decades After the Fall of Argentina's Dictatorship, a Fight Over the Country's Darkest Chapter Is Reopening Grievous WoundsThe former Navy School of Mechanics in Buenos Aires was a notorious secret detention and torture center during Argentina's military dictatorship.
The Political Drama of "I'm Still Here" Is Moving but AirbrushedThe film illustrates the struggles of families affected by political persecution, emphasizing resilience amid suffering.
Pakistan's budding democracy is on the verge of collapse. It has two options change tack or implode | Mustafa Nawaz KhokharPakistan's democracy has regressed under military influence, with political parties undermining the system for power, leading to electoral credibility issues.
Antonio Delfim Netto, Brazilian Economic Czar, Dies at 96Antonio Delfim Netto's legacy is marked by both the economic miracle of Brazil and the subsequent crises, highlighting the contradictions in his policies.