Actor, who played Deputy Rubens Paiva in the Brazilian film, followed the awards that announced the feature as a Vector of the Best International Film category
shared his excitement with the conquest of “I’m still here” in the by posting a video that captures the moment the film was announced as winner in the category of best international film. The actor, who gives life to Deputy Rubens Paiva in production, was accompanied by producer Daniela Thomas during the ceremony.
After the victory was confirmed, Mello did not hesitate to show his happiness, getting up to embrace Daniela. In his social networks, he expressed the importance of the moment, stating that “the first Oscar we never forget.” This achievement marks a significant moment for Brazilian cinema.
“I’m still here” portrays the trajectory of Rubens Paiva, a deputy who disappeared after being arrested during the period of military dictatorship in Brazil.
Oscar victory is a milestone not only for Selton Mello and the film’s team, but also for the Brazilian film industry, which continues to gain international recognition. The celebration of this award reflects the talent and dedication of the professionals involved in the production.
“Brazil at the top as it should be, our Brazilian cinema finally has an Oscar,” celebrated the actor.
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Posted by Victor Oliveira
