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@ La Nacion
2025-02-28 09:04:13
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Brazilian actress nominated for 'Aun estoy aquí' talks to LA NATION and compares her character and the movie to the experience of her country and Argentina during their last military dictatorships.The actress, who plays the role of a woman who was detained and tortured during the military regime in Brazil, says that the film is a reflection of the trauma and pain that many people experienced during that time. She compares her character's story to that of the Argentine people, who also suffered under military rule.The actress notes that both Brazil and Argentina went through a period of political repression and human rights abuses during the 1970s and 1980s, and that the experiences of the two countries are similar in many ways. She says that the film is a way of honoring the memories of those who were affected by the military regimes and of raising awareness about the importance of human rights and democracy.The actress also talks about the impact that the film has had on her personally, saying that it has helped her to process her own experiences and emotions related to the military regime. She hopes that the film will also have an impact on audiences and inspire them to learn more about the history of the military regimes in Brazil and Argentina.Overall, the actress's comments highlight the importance of remembering and learning from the past, and the need to continue fighting for human rights and democracy in both Brazil and Argentina.
https://www.lanacion.com.ar/espectaculos/cine/fernanda-torres-la-expectativa-con-los-premios-el-valor-de-personificar-a-una-heroina-y-las-nid28022025/