
Acting
Camila Márdila
Birth Date
February 21, 1988
(38 years old)
Place of Birth
Taguatinga, Distrito Federal, Brazil
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Biography
Camila Márdila dos Remédios Evangelista (Taguatinga, February 21, 1988) is a Brazilian actress. Camila is awarded by Sundance Film Festival and by the Brazilian Cinema Gran Prix for her work in the feature film The Second Mother (2015) directed by Anna Muylaert. She performed several roles on TV series such as Feras (2019), Where My Heart Is (2021), Land of The Strong (2018), Above Justice (2016) and also A Mother's Love (2019), the former both being International Emmy Nominees. She's in the cast of the featured films Charcoal (2022), by Carolina Markowicz, My Name is Gal (2023), by Dandara Ferreira and Lô Politi and I'm Still Here (2024), by Walter Salles. She is also featured in the Netflix series Good Morning Veronica (2020) as one of the lead characters (2nd season) as well as Senna (2024), the miniseries about the famous Formula 1 driver, also on Netflix. "Charcoal" premiered at TIFF (Toronto Film Festival - 2022), as the only Latin American feature film in the international competitive session (Platform Prize) and was also part of San Sebastián's Latin Horizon's lineup, among other festivals worldwide.
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Above Justice
Regina Menezes
2016 • 20 episodes

A Mother's Love
Amanda Crespo
2019 • 125 episodes

I'm Still Here
Dalal Achcar
2024

Senna
Viviane Senna
2024 • 6 episodes

Good Morning, Verônica
Gisele Cordeiro
2020 • 9 episodes

Land of the Strong
Aldina
2018 • 53 episodes

The Second Mother
Jéssica
2015

Ângela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted
Lulu Prado
2025 • 6 episodes

Where My Heart Is
Vivian
2021 • 10 episodes

High Expectations
Lena
2017

Feras
Mari Maia
2019 • 13 episodes

The Other Side of Paradise
Sueli
2014
Véspera
Vedina
— • 1 episode

Treze Dias Longe do Sol
Yasmin
2017 • 10 episodes
O Funeral
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The Brokers
Mila
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Back and Forth
Morena balsa
2016

Making Senna
Herself
2024

The Nature of Invisible Things
Simone
2025

A Vilã das Nove
Paloma
2024