Walter Salles

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Director Walter Salles discusses his latest film ‘I’m Still Here’, set in 1970s Brazil during the military dictatorship.

Director Walter Salles on subtraction and crafting emotion in ‘I’m Still Here’

Director Walter Salles discusses his latest film ‘I’m Still Here’, set in 1970s Brazil during the military dictatorship.

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