Walter Salles celebrates Fernanda Torres' Golden Globe nomination: 'It’s an award for Brazilian cinema as a whole'
Walter Salles celebrates Fernanda Torres' Golden Globe nomination: 'It’s an award for Brazilian cinema as a whole' .      'I'm still here', directed by the Brazilian filmmaker, was also recognized among the best non-English language films; Fernanda Torres posted a video on social media: 'Life is worth it' Walter Salles, director of "I'm still here," celebrated on Monday morning the film's nomination along with its lead actress, Fernanda Torres, for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. The feature film is competing in the category for best non-English language film, while Torres is vying for the best actress in a drama award. This comes 25 years after the nominations of "Central Station," also directed by Salles and featuring Fernanda Montenegro. At the time, the film won
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Walter Salles, director of "I'm still here," celebrated on Monday morning the film's nomination along with its lead actress, Fernanda Torres, for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. The feature film is competing in the category for best non-English language film, while Torres is vying for the best actress in a drama award. This comes 25 years after the nominations of "Central Station," also directed by Salles and featuring Fernanda Montenegro. At the time, the film won in the best foreign film category, though Montenegro did not win for her acting.

"I'm very happy that the Golden Globes recognized 'Still Here' and the incredible talent of Fernanda Torres. It's an award for Brazilian cinema as a whole and for a collective effort made possible by Marcelo Rubens Paiva's wonderful book," said the director. "These nominations come 25 years after 'Central Station.' It's emotional to see the extraordinary Fernanda Montenegro and Fernanda Torres, portraying Eunice Paiva on screen, both being nominated."

Walter and Fernanda received the nomination news in London, where they are presenting the film in a session hosted by Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón.

On social media, Fernanda also shared her excitement:

"Guys, nominated for the Golden Globe! I'm here at Glam, with (my makeup artist) Rebeca, in London. There's a session here today... it's crazy. Kisses, unbelievable! And Walter, 25 years after his nomination with my mother... truly, life is good. Kisses!"

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Fernanda Torres' competitors

The Brazilian actress was nominated alongside five other actresses in the drama category, all performing in English. Competing for the award, in alphabetical order, are American Angelica Jolie for "Maria"; English actress Kate Winslet for "Lee"; Australian Nicole Kidman for “Babygirl”; American Pamela Anderson for “The last showgirl”; and English actress Tilda Swinton for "The room next door."

In addition to the Brazilian entry, the nominees for best non-English language film include “The girl with the needle” (Denmark); “Emilia Peréz” (France); “The seed of the sacred fig” (Iran); “All we imagine as light” (India); and “Vermiglio” (Italy).
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     'I'm still here', directed by the Brazilian filmmaker, was also recognized among the best non-English language films; Fernanda Torres posted a video on social media: 'Life is worth it' Walter Salles, director of "I'm still here," celebrated on Monday morning the film's nomination along with its lead actress, Fernanda Torres, for the 2025 Golden Globe Awards. The feature film is competing in the category for best non-English language film, while Torres is vying for the best actress in a drama award. This comes 25 years after the nominations of "Central Station," also directed by Salles and featuring Fernanda Montenegro. At the time, the film won in the best foreign film category, though Montenegro did not win for her acting.
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"I'm very happy that the Golden Globes recognized 'Still Here' and the incredible talent of Fernanda Torres. It's an award for Brazilian cinema as a whole and for a collective effort made possible by Marcelo Rubens Paiva's wonderful book," said the director. "These nominations come 25 years after 'Central Station.' It's emotional to see the extraordinary Fernanda Montenegro and Fernanda Torres, portraying Eunice Paiva on screen, both being nominated."
Walter and Fernanda received the nomination news in London, where they are presenting the film in a session hosted by Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón.
On social media, Fernanda also shared her excitement:
"Guys, nominated for the Golden Globe! I'm here at Glam, with (my makeup artist) Rebeca, in London. There's a session here today... it's crazy. Kisses, unbelievable! And Walter, 25 years after his nomination with my mother... truly, life is good. Kisses!"
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In english: Read more stories on O GLOBO's website
Fernanda Torres' competitors
The Brazilian actress was nominated alongside five other actresses in the drama category, all performing in English. Competing for the award, in alphabetical order, are American Angelica Jolie for "Maria"; English actress Kate Winslet for "Lee"; Australian Nicole Kidman for “Babygirl”; American Pamela Anderson for “The last showgirl”; and English actress Tilda Swinton for "The room next door."
In addition to the Brazilian entry, the nominees for best non-English language film include “The girl with the needle” (Denmark); “Emilia Peréz” (France); “The seed of the sacred fig” (Iran); “All we imagine as light” (India); and “Vermiglio” (Italy).
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Walter Salles celebrates Fernanda Torres' Golden Globe nomination: 'It’s an award for Brazilian cinema as a whole'