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Mattos plays Manuela, a new romantic interest for Jorge in the present day. Her character forces Jorge to confront the difference between clinging to the past and being open to new love.
Szymanski takes on the role of Paulo, Jorge’s loyal best friend who provides comic relief and grounded advice. He’s the voice of reason when Jorge gets lost in his memories.
Fetter portrays Lívia, Jorge’s late wife, whose presence is felt throughout the film via flashbacks and memory sequences. Her character is the emotional anchor of the story — vibrant, loving, and full of life. Fetter’s chemistry with Beltrão makes the audience believe in a love worth traveling through time for.
The success of Six Vidas rests heavily on its cast’s ability to navigate tonal shifts — from tearful nostalgia to lighthearted comedy. Beltrão and Fetter make the central romance believable, while Szymanski and Mattos provide the real-world counterbalance. Together, they turn what could have been a gimmicky time-travel plot into a sincere meditation on grief and healing.
Mattos plays Manuela, a new romantic interest for Jorge in the present day. Her character forces Jorge to confront the difference between clinging to the past and being open to new love.
Szymanski takes on the role of Paulo, Jorge’s loyal best friend who provides comic relief and grounded advice. He’s the voice of reason when Jorge gets lost in his memories.
Fetter portrays Lívia, Jorge’s late wife, whose presence is felt throughout the film via flashbacks and memory sequences. Her character is the emotional anchor of the story — vibrant, loving, and full of life. Fetter’s chemistry with Beltrão makes the audience believe in a love worth traveling through time for.
The success of Six Vidas rests heavily on its cast’s ability to navigate tonal shifts — from tearful nostalgia to lighthearted comedy. Beltrão and Fetter make the central romance believable, while Szymanski and Mattos provide the real-world counterbalance. Together, they turn what could have been a gimmicky time-travel plot into a sincere meditation on grief and healing.
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