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Inês Aires Pereira: fiction imitating real life
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Inês Aires Pereira: fiction imitating real life

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 17:59

In Ruben Alves' new film, actress Inês Aires Pereira plays a character whose story replicates her real life. During filming, the actress got engaged and became pregnant, circumstances that ended up being integrated into the fiction.

Filming took place with her belly already visible and with the use of loose clothing, adaptations that naturally allowed the progression of the protagonist's pregnancy to be followed.

This situation of real life imitating fiction provided a unique experience during the filming of the film.

Why this matters

Portuguese readers interested in national cinema get to learn how Inês Aires Pereira's real pregnancy influenced her performance in Ruben Alves' film, creating a unique connection between fiction and real life that enriches the cinematic narrative.

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