The cast of ‘Orphans of the Earth’ celebrate the victory at the International Emmy: ‘It’s ours!’ | Pop Art

“The Emmy is ours! Congratulations everyone! I love that I could have been a part of it! Too moved to write anything! Hail!” Wrote Alice Wegmann, who played the villain Delilah.

Renato Góes was Jamil Lebanese and he also celebrated on social media. “We won. The International Emmy is OURS !! The victory of love. The victory of exchange, of art. Because I always say; life is made of choices guided by God and our hearts !! Thank you Lord.”

“We won the Emmy! My God, it’s so much joy!” Wrote Julia Dalavia, who played Laila.

“I am very proud to have told this story, to have spoken about such a relevant and important issue as the refugee crisis. I am very proud to have represented these people in some way,” said Guilhermina Libanio in a video, who played the Cybele character.

“We won an Emmy! I’m so happy! Long live the novel ‘Orphans of Earth,'” said Verônica Debom, who played Sara.

Paulo Betti, Carmo Dalla Vecchia, Marco Ricca, Ana Cecília Costa, Kaysar Dadour and Guilhermina Libano were also in the cast. “Órfãos da Terra” was the last telenovela by Flávio Migliaccio, an actor who died at the age of 85 in May.

Love at first sight and refugee theme

Written by Duca Rachid and Thelma Guedes, the six o’clock telenovela had the theme of refugees in São Paulo as its central theme.

OR G1 followed the recording of the reunion of the couple Laila (Julia Dalavia) and Jamil (Renato Goés) in São Paulo at the beginning of April. The protagonists spoke about the importance of bringing the matter to people’s homes.

“We have a service and a necessary favor to do, so that people understand that we are not receiving fugitives, we are receiving victims,” ​​explains Góes.

Dalavia is also adamant when asked about the novel’s receptivity due to the theme. “Imagine if it were us? If it had happened in our country and we had to leave home?”

See below, in bold, the winners of the 2020 International Emmy:

• “Jake and Charice” (Japan)
• “Refavela 40” (Brazil)
• “Vertige De La Chute” (Hangover) (France)
• “Why are we dancing?” (United Kingdom)

• Emma Bading in “Play” (Germany)
• Andrea Beltrão in “Hebe” (Brazil)
• Glenda Jackson in “Elizabeth Is Missing” (UK)
• Yeo Yann Yann in “Invisible Stories” (Singapura)

• “Back To Life” (UK)
• “Fifty” (Israel)
• “Four more shots please” (India)
• “Nobody is watching” (Brazil)

Film / television miniseries

• “L’Effondrement” (The Collapse) (France)
• “Elis – Living is better than dreaming” (Brazil)
• “The feast of the little gods” (Japan)
• “Responsible child” (UK)

Short series

• “Content” (Australia)
• “#Martyisdead” (Czech Republic)
• “Thousand Hands For Argentina” (Thousand Hands for Argentina) (Argentina)
• “People Like Us” – 2nd Season (Singapura)

Unscripted entertainment program

• “Canta Comigo” (Brazil)
• “Folkeopplysningen” – Make Lillestrøm Great Again (Norway)
• “MasterChef Thailand” – season 3 (Thailand)
• “Nursing home for 4-year-olds” (Austria)

• “El Witness” (The Witness) (Colômbia)
• “For Sama” (UK)
• “Granni-E-Minem” (South Korea)
• “Back To Rwanda” (Back To Rwanda) (Belgium)

Best American Prime Time Program in a Language Other than English

• 20th Annual Latin GRAMMY Awards
• The Queen of the South – Season 2
• You can’t hide
• Prisoner No.1

• Chen Xi Yuan (Love and Destiny) (China)
• Na Corda Bamba (on thin ice) (Portugal)
• Orphans of the Earth (Orphans of a nation) (Brazil)
• Little Victoria (Victoria Small) (Argentina)

• Arjun Mathur em “Made In Heaven” (India)
• Billy Barratt in “Responsible Child” (UK)
• Guido Caprino in “1994” (Italy)
• Raphael Logam in “Impuros” – season 2 (Brazil)

• “Charité 2” (Germany)
• “Criminal: UK” (United Kingdom)
• “Delhi Crime” (India)
• “El Jardín De Bronce” (The Bronze Garden) – 2nd Season (Argentina)

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