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Known For

Acting

Known Credits

59

Gender

Female

Birthday

1963-10-27 (62 years old)

Place of Birth

Cajazeiras, Paraíba, Brazil

Also Known As

Marcelia Cartaxo

Marcélia Cartaxo

Biography

Marcélia de Souza Cartaxo (Cajazeiras, October 27, 1963) is a Brazilian actress and director, who gained notoriety in the film A Hora da Estrela, based on the novel by Clarice Lispector. She has won several awards in her career, including two Grande Otelo awards, three Guarani Awards, a Kikito from the Gramado Festival, four Candango Trophies from the Brasília Festival, as well as the Silver Bear for best actress at the Berlin Film Festival.

Known For

Acting

Candango: Memoirs from a Festival

2020

Candango: Memoirs from a Festival

as

Self (archive footage)

Agreste

2010

Agreste

as

Moído

2015

Moído

as

Cesium-137

1990

Cesium-137

as

Mulher de Vavá

Love for Sale

2006

Love for Sale

as

Marcelia

Big Jet

2015

Big Jet

as

Hour of the Star

1985

Hour of the Star

as

Macabéa

Baptism of Blood

2007

Baptism of Blood

as

Nildes

Trampolim do Forte

2013

Trampolim do Forte

as

Dona do Céu

Madame Satã

2002

Madame Satã

as

Laurita

What Is It Worth?

2005

What Is It Worth?

as

Adélia

New Amsterdam

2017

New Amsterdam

as

Francisco Coelho's Wife

The Invisible Friend

2006

The Invisible Friend

as

Conceição

Sonhei com Você

1988

Sonhei com Você

as

Marcela

Nova Iorque

2017

Nova Iorque

as

Madrasta

Pacarrete

2019

Pacarrete

as

Pacarrete

Wrath Time

2003

Wrath Time

as

Cícera

Coconut Sweet

2010

Coconut Sweet

as

Maria

Acqua Movie

2019

Acqua Movie

as

Katia

Amélia

2000

Amélia

as

Dona Abadia

Helen

2020

Helen

as

Dona Graça

The Mother

2022

The Mother

as

Maria

The Patriot

1998

The Patriot

as

Sinhá Chica

Lispectorante

2025

Lispectorante

as

Glória Hartman

Gravidade

2025

Gravidade

as

Joana

O Caso Morel

2006

O Caso Morel

as

Creuza

Guerreiros do Sol

Guerreiros do Sol

as

Generosa Alencar

New Bandits

New Bandits

as

Zeza (Syzélia)

Velho Chico

Velho Chico

as

Josefa (Zefa)

Mandacaru

Mandacaru

as

Amália

Production

Crew

Directing