Fernanda Torres

Fernanda Torres, a Brazilian actress, made her mark on the international stage when she won the Best Actress award at the Cannes Film Festival for "Love Me Forever or Never" in 1986. Her role in "I'm Still Here" in 2024 not only earned her the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Motion Picture – Drama but also the Critics Choice Award for Best Actress – International Film. This performance led to her nomination for the prestigious Academy Award for Best Actress, further cementing her reputation in the industry.

Not just limited to film, Torres has showcased her versatile talent in various mediums. She authored her debut novel, "The End," which gained considerable popularity, selling over 200,000 copies in Brazil alone and being translated into seven languages. It was later adapted into a miniseries, broadening her creative scope. She is also involved in theater, with performances in plays like "Orlando" and "Two Women and a Corpse." In television, she has worked on popular Brazilian series like "So Normal" and "Slaps and Kisses."

Remaining engaged with her audience, Torres hosts the podcast "The Playlist of My Life" on Deezer where she shares personal anecdotes and musical preferences. Her second novel, "Glory and Its Litany of Horrors," published in 2017, continued to showcase her storytelling prowess. She further expanded her skills by creating and writing the series "Fim" in 2023, which garnered critical acclaim.