Brazilians across the country (and even outside) are expecting the performance of “I’m still here ” Oscar which happens next Sunday (2). Despite the actress FERNANDA TORRES Having said that “it is not to have a World Cup mood”, people are painting the streets just like at the time of the championship.
One case is that of the graffiti artist Filipe Hart . He illustrated the moment when Torres won the Golden Globe For “I’m still here”, in the award that took place on January 5. The art was made in Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, and shared on Hart’s profile on Instagram.
“In this wall where I made Fernanda Torres already had an art of mine that had been censored,” he explained to CNN . “So, over time, the wall has been the target of several manifestos and I proposed to resume my space as an artist there and paint Fernanda. I took this idea to Casa Casa verse and they complemented with the idea of putting the phrase ‘dictatorship never again’. ”
“Just like all the arts I do, I’m always motivated to paint, wanting to develop something, to do something significant and I think this is the moment,” he said. “And Fernanda is also at your moment and she is people of us, so it’s really cool to produce something and see that the population is vibrating with you.”
Hart also talked about the desire to broaden art: “Maybe we broaden art and also show scenes from our Brazilian cinema, which is a project that I have and show the world what is here”.
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“I’m still here” and the expectation for the Oscar
The Brazilian film directed by Walter Salles made history by receiving the nomination of best film in the Oscar, which is considered the main awards of cinema, as well as being nominated in the categories of best international film and best actress, for the work of Fernanda Torres.
THE Ceremony of the 97th edition of Oscar It is marked for March 2 in Los Angeles, in the United States. Check out the full list of nominees here.
Star Torres and Selton Mello, the film representative of Brazil in the awards is based on the book of the same name written by Marcelo Rubens Paiva. The plot tells the story of the writer’s family.
During the military dictatorship, the repressive force took the father Rubens Paiva to interrogation, causing a forced disappearance.
Eunice Paiva, played by Torres, is then dedicated to finding out what happened to her husband and becomes one of the greatest symbols of struggle for the memory of the family members of the missing politicians of the military dictatorship. Later, she graduates in law and becomes one of the most important names of indigenous rights in the country.
Fernanda Torres didn’t think it would be possible to play Eunice Paiva
This content was originally published in graffiti artist Faz Mural of Fernanda Torres: “It’s People of People” on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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