Today (2013)

Vera, a former political activist, receives restitution money from the Brazilian government because of the disappearance of her husband, a victim of political repression during the military dictatorship in the country (1964-1985). She is then able to afford the apartment of her dreams and frees herself from the suspension in which she lived in for decades, a period whilst she was not officially recognized as a widow. On the day she moves in, her husband comes back. Their meeting, filled with emotions, forces Vera to review her entire life.

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• World Premiere – 44th Brasilia Film Festival of Brazilian Cinema – 2011

  a production Tangerina Entretenimento and Primo Filmes

  co-produced by HBO Latin America Originals

  sponsored by Petrobrás and Sabesp

  co-sponsored by Sao Paulo City Department of Culture

  feature film

  fiction

  87 min

  2013




• Denise Fraga as Vera

  Cesar Troncoso as Luiz

  João Baldasserini as Carregador I

  Pedro Abhull as Carregador II

  Lorena Lobato as Síndica

  Cláudia Assunção as Antônia




• produced by Tangerina Entretenimento and Primo Filmes

  based on the novel “Prova Contrária” by Fernando Bonassi

  directed by Tata Amaral

  producers Caru Alves de Souza and Tata Amaral

  co-producers Matias Mariani and Joana Mariani

  executive producer Matias Mariani and Rafaella Costa

  screenplay by Jean Claude Bernardet, Rubens Rewald and Felipe Sholl

  cinematography and camera operator Jacob Solitrenick, ABC

  art director Vera Hamburger

  costume Cássio Brasil

  makeup artist Donna Meirelles

  editing Idê Lacreta

  music Livio Tragtenberg

  sound project Eduardo Santos Mendes and Luiz Adelmo

  sound João Godoy

  mixing José Luiz Sasso

  production manager Rafaella Costa and Renata Artigas

  casting by Patrícia Faria

  projections and video scenery BijaRi

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• 44th Brasilia Film Festival of Brazilian Cinema – Best Film, Best Actress (Denise Fraga), Best Cinematography, Best Art Direction and Best Screenplay – 2011

  2nd Festival UNASUR Cine – Best Cinematography – 2013

  Havana Film Festival – Official selection – 2012

  Mostra de Cinema de Tiradentes – Olhares Section selection – 2012

  Sao Paulo Latin American Film Festival – Official selection – 2012

  7th Film Festival of Human Rights of Latin America – Non-competitive festival – 2012

  25th Miami International Film Festival – Miami Encuentros Projects – 2008

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