I’m Still Here

Set against the backdrop of political turmoil in Brazil during 1971, this poignant drama unravels the story of the Paiva family, who resides in a beachside house in Rio de Janeiro. The household, which includes Rubens, his wife Eunice, and their five children, welcomes friends and embraces life with open hearts. However, their peaceful existence is shattered when Rubens disappears after being taken for questioning by the oppressive military regime.The film delves into themes of courage, resilience, and familial bonds as the Paiva family navigates the complexities of living under an authoritarian regime, grappling with fear, hope, and uncertainty. Amidst the dark shadows of political repression, the story unfolds through intimate family moments, exploring how even in times of adversity, love and connection can thrive.This compelling narrative sheds light on a significant period in Brazilian history while emphasizing the universality of human experiences and emotions. As we follow the Paiva family's journey through tumultuous times, viewers are left to ponder how far one would go to protect their loved ones, even amidst overwhelming political oppression.