Inside the Arthouse: I’m still here

On Inside the Arthouse, three time Oscar nominated director Walter Salles talks with us about his newest film I’M STILL HERE, a film which wowed audiences when it premiered at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, and has the very rare honor of being  nominated for Best Foreign language film AND Best Picture, along with a Best Actress Nomination for Fernanda Torres.

Walter Salles came to the attention of the international film community with the Oscar-nominated CENTRAL STATION. With I’M STILL HERE, he returns to his Brazilian roots.  

This powerful film tells a true story from the period of Brazil’s military dictatorship. But with an amazing performance by Fernanda Torres in the leading role, it is as much a story of personal strength as it is a testament to political triumph.

Join us now as we welcome Walter Salles, on INSIDE THE ARTHOUSE.

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