I'm Still Here
Movie • 2024
ReportBetween 1947 and 1967, Black-owned homes in Birmingham, Alabama, were bombed over 50 times. "I'm Still Here" is about three people who lived this history as children and elected to stay in Birmingham to try and turn the city's struggles with civil rights into a symbol for hope.
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The only animal to die is a dog, so the correct answer is no.
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Eunice (Fernanda Torres) takes a very thorough shower upon arriving home from twelve days of interrogation and confinement. We see her breasts and buttocks, as does her eleven-year-old son, Marcelo, who walks in on her in the bathroom.
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