Fernanda Torres’ Golden Globe Victory Gains International Recognition

The crowning of Fernanda Torres as Best Actress in a Drama Film at the Golden Globes, held last Sunday (5), surprised the world and made headlines in major international newspapers. The Brazilian actress was awarded for her performance in “Still Here” (2024), a film directed by Walter Salles that tells a story of overcoming and resilience.

The prestigious American newspaper “Los Angeles Times” described the achievement as “the biggest twist” of the night and highlighted it as “the only real surprise” of the ceremony. This sentiment was echoed by various media outlets across Europe, which also praised Torres’ performance as deserving of recognition in the highest ranks of the film industry.

Speculation about a possible Oscar nomination for the actress is already emerging, something unprecedented for a Brazilian artist in the leading category. “Fernanda Torres brought a rare and captivating emotional intensity that transcends cultural barriers,” said French critic Jacques Durand of “Le Monde.”

The film “Still Here” explores universal themes, such as love and loss, with a sensitivity that has captivated international audiences. Walter Salles, known for hits like “Central Station” and “The Motorcycle Diaries,” also received praise for his direction, which enhanced Fernanda Torres’ talent.

For Brazil, the victory represents a historic milestone and reaffirms the talent and relevance of national artists on the global stage. With the Golden Globe in hand, Fernanda Torres joins the select list of Brazilians who have gained recognition at major international awards, carrying the hope for even more acclaim at future events like the Oscars.