‘I’m Still Here’ Makes History As Brazil’s First International Feature Film Oscar Winner
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theplaylist.net97 years of the Academy Awards and records are still made to be broken. This year, history was made when Walter Salles’ “I’m Still Here” won the International Feature Film Academy Award.
After five previous nominations, the harrowing true story has become Brazil’s first winner in the category. At one point known as Foreign Language Film, the South American powerhouse only began submitting to this category in 1960.
READ MORE: Fernanda Torres Reflects On Brazil’s “Wave Of Emotion” For “I’m Still Here” Released by Sony Pictures Classics in the United States, “I’m Still Here” is the first Brazillian film to be nominated for Best Picture and Best Actress (Fernanda Torres).
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