Memorial plaque outside Victor Klemperer’s former apartment building in Berlin. The text below his name reads: “In his ...

The annual event remembers the six million Jewish people murdered during the Holocaust ... you write a diary? It's so important that these stories are written down. They are still relevant ...

Little wonder that in times past, and in parts of the world still today, parents and teachers resorted to extreme measures in discouraging young ... I’m here to read the letters and diaries ...

Fernanda Torres gives a complex, Oscar-nominated performance as Brazilian activist Eunice Paiva, whose search for her ...

This weekend, the breakout Brazilian hit I'm Still Here expanded into over 700 domestic locations, the widest-ever for a Brazilian film. The period drama had previously been playing in just over ...

new video loaded: ‘I’m Still Here’ | Anatomy of a Scene transcript ... the last conversation between a father and his daughter, staged as the real Nalu told me it happened.

“I’m Still Here” features a towering performance from star Fernanda Torres that will blow you away—and could be a dark horse Best Actress nomination. Entertainment Critic Entertainment ...

While watching I’m Still Here, I wasn’t aware it was a true ... figuring it was just the framing device to tell a story about how people live and try to survive under such a government.

His wife, Eunice (Fernanda Torres), faced danger, torture, and exile during her quest for the ... upon whose memoir “I’m Still Here” is based. For the first 40 minutes or so, we also get ...

When Torres’ work in “I’m Still Here” was announced ... he was ousted from the government during the revolution. Rubens and his wife Eunice (Torres) live with their five children ...

“I’m Still Here” is based on the 2015 memoir by Marcelo Rubens Paiva, whose father, the congressman Rubens Paiva, was among the estimated 20,000 people who were tortured during the military ...

But thanks to its recent Oscar nods, director Walter Salles' I'm Still Here has now become only the fifth Brazilian film ever to pass the $1 million milestone at the domestic box office.