Erom Cordeiro

Erom Cordeiro was born in Alagoas in 1977. He has been an actor since 1993. He began his career in theater in Maceió. In 1995, he moved to Rio de Janeiro, where he graduated from Unirio and worked in more than forty shows by various directors, such as Amir Haddad, Bia Lessa, Ulysses Cruz, Victor Garcia Peralta, Luiz Fernando Lobo, Ivone Hoffmann, Alessandra Vanucci, Paulo Betti, Gustavo Paso, Marco Andre Nunes, Marcelo Grabowsky/Erika Mader, Gabriela Mellão/João Wady Cury, Georgette Fadel, among others. He is nominated for the APTR Theater Award for Best Supporting Actor for Um jardim para Tchekhov (2024/25). He also has film credits, including the feature films Vingança (Panorama Berlinale), by Paulo Pons; Universalove (Panorama Berlinale), by Thomas Woschitz; O palhaço, by Selton Mello; O buscador (Best Supporting Actor Award, CINEPE Festival, Recife), by Bernardo Melo Barreto; Heleno, by José Henrique Fonseca; Doutor Gama, by Jeferson De; Love Kills, by Luiza Schelling Tubaldini; and Quase inverno, by Rodrigo Grota (to be released). In addition to the short films, Carne seca (Best Short Film at the Rio Festival 2024), Alano, by Silvio Leal and Henrique Oliveira, among others. On television, he has acted in several soap operas – such as América, Império, Elas por elas, among others, broadcast by Globo – and starred in series such as A divisão and Supermax (Globloplay), Os ausentes (Max) and Natureza morta (CineBrasil TV / Amazon); in addition to being part of the cast of Ilha de ferro and Arcanjo renegado (Globoplay); Um contra todos, Todo dia a mesma noite and DNA do crime (Netflix), among others.