Camila Márdila

Camila Márdila dos Remédios Evangelista, born on February 21, 1988, in Taguatinga, Brazil, is a talented actress known for her impactful performances in both film and television. She gained significant recognition for her role in the acclaimed feature film *The Second Mother* (2015), directed by Anna Muylaert, earning awards from the Sundance Film Festival and the Brazilian Cinema Grand Prix.

Her television credits showcase her versatility, with notable appearances in series such as *Feras* (2019), *Where My Heart Is* (2021), *Land of the Strong* (2018), and *Above Justice* (2016), alongside *A Mother's Love* (2019), both of which received International Emmy nominations.

Camila's filmography continues to expand with her participation in *Charcoal* (2022), directed by Carolina Markowicz, *My Name is Gal* (2023), helmed by Dandara Ferreira and Lô Politi, and *I'm Still Here* (2024) by Walter Salles. She also stars in the Netflix series *Good Morning Veronica* (2020), where she plays a leading role in its second season, and will appear in the upcoming miniseries *Senna* (2024), which chronicles the life of the legendary Formula 1 driver.

*Charcoal* made its debut at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2022, marking it as the only Latin American film in the international competitive section (Platform Prize), and it has been showcased at several prestigious festivals globally, including San Sebastián's Latin Horizons lineup.