Maeve Jinkings
August 4, 1976 (50 years old) in Brasília, Distrito Federal, Brazil
Maeve Jinkings Melo Silva (Brasília, August 4, 1976) is a Brazilian actress. Known primarily for starring in small-scale independent films with dramatic themes, she has received several awards, including two Guarani Awards, and two Best Actress awards at the Brasília Festival, as well as receiving nominations for two Grande Otelo awards.
Known For
Credits
- 2025 · Anything Goes as Cecília Cantanhede
- 2024 · I'm Still Here as Dalva Gasparian
- 2024 · Heartless as Fátima
- 2024 · Seu Cavalcanti as
- 2023 · Toll as Suellen
- 2023 · Criminal Code as Suellen
- 2023 · Feminino e Barulho as
- 2023 · Pictures of Ghosts as Self (archive footage)
- 2023 · The Others as Mila
- 2022 · Charcoal as Irene
- 2022 · Duetto as Isabel
- 2022 · Fale Mais Sobre Isso, Iozzi as
- 2020 · Candango: Memoirs from a Festival as Self
- 2020 · Burning Night as Passageira 1
- 2020 · All the Women in the World as Sara
- 2019 · The Tower as Marina
- 2019 · Que História é Essa, Porchat? as Self
- 2019 · Sweet Diva as Zenaide Sobral Ramirez
- 2018 · Lama dos Dias as Ângela
- 2018 · Land of the Strong as Joana
- 2017 · Where Has Time Gone? as
- 2017 · Profane Cow as Ana Maria
- 2017 · Açúcar as Maria Bethânia
- 2017 · Forbidden City as Madame
- 2016 · Making of Boi Neon as
- 2016 · Aquarius as Ana Paula
- 2016 · O País do Cinema as Self
- 2015 · Rules of the Game as Domingas
- Future · Paraíso Perdido as Lígia Werneck
- 2017 · When the Earth Trembles as
- 2016 · Neon Bull as Galega
- 2014 · Reptile Shop as
- 2014 · Estátua! as Isabel
- 2014 · Heartless as Mãe
- 2013 · Love, Plastic and Noise as Jaqueline
- 2012 · Neighboring Sounds as Bia
- 2012 · Good Luck, Sweetheart as Juliana
- 2012 · Once Upon a Time Veronica as Paciente que chora
- 2007 · Fake Blonde as Ligia
- Future · Mesopotamia as
- Future · O Funeral as
- 2007 · Canção de Baal as Convidada
- Future · Historiografia as Woman / Memory Voice