The article discusses how the Oscar-nominated film 'I'm Still Here' has sparked a judicial review in Brazil regarding the amnesty laws protecting military personnel who committed atrocities during the dictatorship, specifically addressing the murder of congressman Rubens Paiva.

The Oscar-nominated Brazilian film 'I Am Still Here' is garnering attention in theaters, telling the story of a family affected by Brazil's military dictatorship from 1964, highlighting a dark period in the country's history without a truth commission for investigations.