Adriana Falcão
Adriana Falcão is a screenwriter and writer. She graduated in architecture and also worked as an advertising copywriter. With an imaginative and humorous text, Adriana has released more than 10 books, including “A Máquina” – adapted for theater and cinema – and the best-seller “Mania de Explicação” and the book “A Gaiola”, nominated for the Jabuti Award and adapted by writer for the theater, winning a series of awards, such as Best Adapted Text at CBTIJ.
Adriana scripted important works for cinema, such as “O Auto da Compadecida”, written with João Falcão and the director Guel Arraes; “O Ano em Que Meus Pais Saíram de Férias”, “Chega de Saudade” e “Pérola”. On television, she wrote the phenomenon “A Grande Família” (Globo), a remake of the original from the seventies, and other series such as “Mister Brau” (Globo), “Ilha de Ferro” (Globo) and “Filhas de Eva” (Globoplay).