Viral Letícia Colin and ‘Nos Tempos do Imperador’ are nominated for an International Emmy

makaryo.net -Viral Letícia Colin and ‘Nos Tempos do Imperador’ are nominated for an International Emmy. The Brazilian is competing for the prize with Belgium’s Celine Buckens, South Africa’s Kim Engelbrecht and France’s Lou de Laage. Letícia Colin, 32, competed in the International Emmy Award actress category for the series “Onde Está Meu Coração” (Globoplay). The Brazilian is competing for the prize with Belgium’s Celine Buckens, South Africa’s Kim Engelbrecht and France’s Lou de Laage. The only Brazilian to win the award was Fernanda Montenegro in 2013 for the series “Doce de Mãe” (Globe). Adriana Esteves, Andréa Beltrão, Carolina Oliveira, Denise Weinberg, Grazi Massafera, Irene Ravache, Lilia Cabral and Marjorie Estiano were nominated on another occasion. Brazil will also be represented by “Nos Tempos do Imperador” (Globo) for the telenovela category and “O Caso Evandro” (Globoplay) for the documentary category. The nominees were announced Thursday (29), but the winners won’t be announced until November 21 at a ceremony in New York.

Viral Letícia Colin and ‘Nos Tempos do Imperador’ are nominated for an International Emmy

Where Is My Heart tells the story of Amanda, played by Colin, a young woman who is studying medicine but dealing drugs. Fábio Assunção, Mariana Lima and Daniel de Oliveira played alongside him, among others. “Nos Tempos do Imperador” is a telenovela that occupied the 6pm slot on the Globe between August 2021 and February this year. It recalls the reign of Dom Pedro 2º, played by Selton Mello. The production competed for the award with “Two Lives” from Spain, “YeonMo” from South Korea and “You Are My Hero” from China. “O Caso Evandro” is an audiovisual version of the podcast of the same name created and presented by Ivan Mizanzuk about the case of a boy who disappeared in the 1990s in the town of Guaratuba on the coast of Paraná. Other nominees in this category are “Enfants De Daech, Les Damnés De La Guerre” from France, “Myanmar Coup: Digital Resistance” from Japan and “The Return: Life After Isis” from the UK. International Emmy Award for production outside the United States. In Brazil, Globo won 18 awards, mostly in the telenovela category, including “Caminho das ndias” (2009), “O Astro” (2012), “Lado a Lado” (2013), “Joia Rara” (2014). )). ), “Empire” (2015), “Secret Truth” (2016) and “Earth Orphans” (2020).