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Débora Bloch

Born	(1963-05-29) May 29, 1963 (age 61) Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Years active	1981-present

Débora Bloch (May 29, 1963 in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil) is a Brazilian actress. She is daughter of actor Jonas Bloch, and is descendant of Ukrainian Jewish immigrants.^[1]

Selected filmography

Bossa Nova (2000)
India – A Love Story (2009)
Adrift (2009)

References

^ "Débora Bloch – Trajetória". Memória Globo (in Portuguese). Organizações Globo. Retrieved March 11, 2014.

External links

Débora Bloch at IMDb

v t e Gramado Film Festival Best Actress Award
1970s	Darlene Glória (1973) Tereza Rachel (1974) Ana Maria Magalhães (1975) Lílian Lemmertz (1976) Denise Bandeira (1977) Kátia d'Angelo (1978) Marlise Saueressig (1979)
1980s	Isabel Ribeiro (1980) Sônia Braga (1981) Lucélia Santos (1982) Marília Pêra (1983) Débora Bloch (1984) Fernanda Torres (1985) Marieta Severo (1986) Betty Faria / Marília Pêra (1987) Carla Camurati (1988) Rosamaria Murtinho (1989)
1990s	Esther Góes (1990) Eliana Fonseca / Marisa Orth (1991) Marisa Paredes (1992) Lumi Cavazos (1993) Verónica Oddó (1994) Marie Gillain (1995) Luciana Rigueira (1996) Eliane Giardini / Margarita Rosa de Francisco (1997) María Izquierdo Huneeus / Elsa Toblete (1998) Denise Fraga (1999)
2000s	Daisy Granados / Maria Zilda Bethlem (2000) Isabel Guéron (2001) Priscilla Rozenbaum (2002) Mercedes San Pietro (2003) Léa Garcia / Ruth de Souza (2004) Priscilla Rozenbaum (2005) Mel Lisboa (2006) Ingra Liberato (2007) Leandra Leal (2008) Vivianne Pasmanter (2009)
2010s	Simone Spoladore (2010) Karine Teles (2011) Fernanda Vianna (2012) Leandra Leal (2013) Juliana Paes (2014) Mariana Ximenes (2015) Andréia Horta (2016) Maria Ribeiro (2017) Karine Teles (2018) Marcélia Cartaxo (2019)
2020s	Isabél Zuaa (2020)

v t e Candango for Best Actress
1965 — 1969	Fernanda Montenegro (1965) Helena Ignez (1966) Rossana Ghessa (1967) Irene Stefânia (1968) Helena Ignez (1969)
1970 — 1979	Dina Sfat (1970) Adriana Prieto (1971) Elza Gomes (1975) Zezé Motta (1976) Lady Francisco (1977) Anecy Rocha (1978) Beyla Genauer (1979) Edna de Cássia (1980) Lucélia Santos (1981) Vera Fischer Nice Marinelli (1983) Débora Bloch (1984) Marcélia Cartaxo (1985) Ana Beatriz Nogueira / Louise Cardoso (1986) Louise Cardoso (1987) Imara Reis / Cláudia Magno (1988) Irene Ravache / Andréa Beltrão (1989)
1990 — 1999	Cristina Prochaska / Joana Fomm (1990) Marieta Severo / Cláudia Jimenez (1991) Patrícia Pillar (1992) Maria Zilda Bethlem / Lucélia Santos / Norma Bengell (1993) Cláudia Mello (1994) Denise Fraga / Maitê Proença (1995) Dira Paes (1996) Araci Esteves (1997) Patrícia Pillar (1998) Fernanda Torres (1999)
2000 — 2009	Luciana Rigueira (2000) Sabrina Greve (2001) Débora Falabella (2002) Ruth Rieser (2003) Zezeh Barbosa (2004) Arly Arnaud (2005) Mariah Teixeira (2006) Alessandra Negrini (2007) Female cast of Siri-Ará (2008) Gloria Pires (2009)
2010 — present	Melissa Dullius (2010) Denise Fraga (2011) Maria Luiza Tavares (2012) Maeve Jinkings (2013) Dandara de Morais (2014) Marcélia Cartaxo (2015) Maria Alice Vergueiro (2016) Valdinéia Soriano (2017) Grace Passô (2018) Anne Celestino (2019)

v t e Troféu Imprensa for Best Actress
1961–1977	Márcia Real (1961) Laura Cardoso (1962) Laura Cardoso (1963) Laura Cardoso (1964) Geórgia Gomide (1965) Geórgia Gomide (1966) Carminha Brandão (1967) Regina Duarte (1968) Fernanda Montenegro (1969) Débora Duarte (1970) Regina Duarte (1971) Marília Pêra (1972) Regina Duarte (1973) Regina Duarte (1974) Dina Sfat (1975) Eva Wilma (1976) Dina Sfat (1977)
1981–2000	Dercy Gonçalves/Dina Sfat (1981) Fernanda Montenegro (1982) Irene Ravache (1983) Fernanda Montenegro (1984) Geórgia Gomide (1985) Regina Duarte (1986) Fernanda Montenegro (1987) Marília Pêra (1988) Beatriz Segall (1989) Joana Fomm/Tereza Rachel (1990) Jussara Freire (1991) Fernanda Montenegro (1992) Glória Menezes (1993) Glória Pires (1994) Irene Ravache (1995) Aracy Balabanian (1996) Débora Bloch (1997) Eva Wilma (1998) Adriana Esteves (1999) Ana Paula Arósio (2000)
2001–present	Carolina Dieckmann (2001) Cássia Kis Magro (2002) Ana Paula Arósio (2003) Giulia Gam (2004) Renata Sorrah (2005) Lília Cabral (2007) Camila Pitanga (2008) Patrícia Pillar (2009) Lília Cabral (2010) Mariana Ximenes (2011) Lília Cabral (2012) Adriana Esteves (2013) Vanessa Giácomo (2014) Lília Cabral (2015) Grazi Massafera (2016) Marina Ruy Barbosa (2017) Juliana Paes (2018) Adriana Esteves (2019) Regina Casé (2022)

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