- RogerEbert.comRogerEbert.com18m
- VultureVulture12h
- DeciderDecider13h
- VarietyVariety1d
- Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter1d
- The WrapThe Wrap1d
- Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter2d
- ComicBook.comComicBook.com2d
- The WrapThe Wrap3d
- Page SixPage Six3d
- DeadlineDeadline3d
- BillboardBillboard3d
- DeadlineDeadline3d
- MovieWebMovieWeb3d
- Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter4d
- VarietyVariety4d
- DeadlineDeadline4d
- DeadlineDeadline5d
- MovieWebMovieWeb5d
- VarietyVariety5d
- VarietyVariety6d
- VarietyVariety6d
- ComingSoon.netComingSoon.net6d
- IndiewireIndiewire6d
- VarietyVariety6d
- Hollywood ReporterHollywood Reporter6dNo more articles
‘I’m Still Here’ Director Walter Salles Says Quiet Inner Strength Can Knock Down Dictatorships
The WrapStory by Joe McGovern
scrn logline
A Brazilian human rights activist battles a dictatorship and pursues justice for her disappeared husband in Walter Salles' powerful new film.
beat sheet
- Eunice Paiva, the film's real-life subject, became a lawyer after her husband Rubens was disappeared by the Brazilian government in 1971.
- Salles says the film's quiet depiction of inner strength can inspire people to knock down even the most oppressive dictatorships.
call sheet
Eunice Paiva, Rubens, Brazilian dictatorship, I'm Still Here