In this I'm Still Here Explained / Ending Explained, I share my video essay analysis of the new Brazilian film, I'm Still Here (2024), starring Fernanda Torres and Selton Mello, and directed by Walter Salles. Looking past all the academy awards controversy with Emilia Perez, this film is a perfect blend of historical drama and political commentary, exploring themes of freedom, feminism, and injustice. I believe this film is excellent in capturing the major themes of womanhood, heroism, and liberation through great writing, acting, directing, and filmmaking.
Furthermore, in this I'm Still Here explained video and Lucas Blue I'm Still Here review, I'll delve into the film's symbolism and hidden meanings, uncovering I'm Still Here easter eggs, examining how it demonstrates social commentary and societal criticism.
This I'm Still Here review breaks down why I'm Still Here is perfect, what I'm Still Here means for the future of Brazilian movies and history drama movies, why I'm Still Here works, and what makes I'm Still Here so shocking. This is why I love I'm Still Here. Hope you enjoy!
Director: Walter Salles
Cast: Fernanda Torres - Selton Mello - Fernanda Montenegro
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro & Agenda
00:58 The Backstory
03:47 The Symbolism
06:46 The Message