Eunice
Eunice, portrayed by the talented Fernanda Torres, is a central character in Walter Salles's poignant film 'I’m Still Here,' which explores the harrowing impact of Brazil's military dictatorship on a young family. Following the abduction of her husband, politician Rubens Paiva, Eunice's character embodies resilience and dignity as she navigates the painful reality of loss while striving to protect her five children from the horrors of political persecution. Her journey reflects the emotional and psychological toll of authoritarianism, making her a symbol of strength and maternal love in the face of unimaginable adversity. Eunice's story resonates deeply with audiences, drawing parallels to contemporary issues of political oppression and the fight for justice.
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Dominican Republic:
Eunice is the founder of Rosacandela, emphasizing the use of recycled denim.
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San Marino:
Eunice is portrayed as the mother who searches for her son Rubens Paiva throughout her life.
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San Marino:
Eunice is a character who suddenly finds herself without her husband Rubens and must reinvent herself.
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Nigeria:
Eunice is the daughter born to Eric and Erica after their struggles with infertility.
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Liechtenstein:
Eunice is portrayed as a strong character in Marcelo Rubens Paiva's book, depicted as resilient despite hardships.
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Venezuela:
Eunice is mentioned as the widow of Rubens Paiva during the dictatorship.
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Nicaragua:
Eunice waited 25 years for the death certificate of her husband, who was tortured and killed.
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Venezuela:
Eunice is portrayed as the resilient widow of Rubens Paiva during Brazil's last dictatorship.
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Brazil:
Eunice is the widow of Rubens Paiva, who resisted during the military dictatorship.
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Liechtenstein:
Eunice is the mother of Marcelo Rubens Paiva, whose life story is depicted in the film.
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