Walter Salles, from 'I'm Still Here,' donates R$100,000 to Anielle Franco's campaignPhoto by Igor Pericles on Pexels
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Walter Salles, from 'I'm Still Here,' donates R$100,000 to Anielle Franco's campaign

oglobo26 August 2026 at 22:24

Director Walter Salles, responsible for "I'm Still Here," winner of the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, made a donation of R$100,000 to Anielle Franco's campaign, sister of councilwoman Marielle Franco and candidate for federal deputy for the PT in Rio de Janeiro. The list of candidates who received donations from the filmmaker keeps growing.

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