Anna Carvalho

Highlights

• "Both performers have strong skills in front of camera.(...) It's Carvalho, though, who impresses most with her portrayal of the doting yet troubled older sister. It was reminiscent of Mark Duplass’ 2011 indie comedy, Your Sister's Sister (...)"
   Chris Olson (UK Film Review 2019 about the film STILTSVILLE SISTERS )
  
  "Veteran actress Carvalho brings the aura of a worried yet deeply caring older sibling to bear in her role as Ines (...) It’s a stirring bit of relational dynamics and Carvalho is perfectly believable in her performance with both humorous and serious moments handled with the same committed poise." ​ Kirk Fernwood (One Film Fan 2019 about the film STILTSVILLE SISTERS)  
  
  “Anna Carvalho is a tremendously talented actress and wonderful to work with. She approaches her work with intelligence and has a gift for finding the fragility in the humanity of the characters she plays. A very professional actress and a great person to have around during production.” -
  João Paulo Simões ( Director)
  
   "As a member of our Actors Intensive Networking Group, Anna impressed many London agents and casting directors with her ability to work and perform convincingly within the English language, especially so at her appointment with The Royal Shakespeare Company." - Paul Raynor (Actor Networking - Specialising in Networking and Audition weeks in London for International Actors)
  
  "It was a privilege to work with Anna. Very professional and always committed throughout the project. Their presence on the screen leads us to come directly in the narrative. A true representation, simplicity and subtlety that we only find in actors that know what's the language of film " - Carlos Domingomes (Director)
  
  "Leading the group's outstanding performances is the delightfully delicious coven of witches played by Chelsea Manasseri, Alaithia Velez, and Anna Carvalho. The unholy threesome moves as one in a trance-like state, gleefully guiding Macbeth and others towards their fate. Barely containing their twisted pleasure, the witches' growls and shrieks serve as a disturbing soundscape to the play's proceedings."
  Broadway World Austin (about the play MACBETH 2018)