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The documentary series makes an original and faithful portrayal of what it's like to age in Brazil today, in the first season. On the second season, the young people are explored, showing what they think and who they are.
2017
Considered the popess of fashion in Brazil, Regina Guerreiro broke all the rules: she married a few times, had no children and put all her energy into work. Today she faces a lonely old age filled with colorful memories. Lidia Serrano, aka Carmencita, abandoned a brief and promising career as a flamenco singer and dancer to dedicate herself to work and a large family.
Agronomist Fernando Penteado Cardoso built a successful professional career and formed a large family. After turning 100, he made a surprising demand; A talented multi-instrumentalist, Hermeto Pascoal is recognized for his musical genius and great production. He has a non-linear way of leading his life and an atypical family structure.
Zezinho and Monja Coen are two spiritual leaders made of very different materials.
They have very different personal and professional paths. Hélio Bicudo has a large family. Alfredinho never married. Both intend to make the world fairer and more solidary.
Tania Alves prefers gym, healthy eating and alternative therapies. Maria do Jongo likes samba and feijoada with longtime friends. In common, only the peaceful way in which both cross time.
Ney Matogrosso defies time on stage, dancing and singing. Valério Taddei faces old age with his suits of classic elegance.
Maureen Bisilliat and Samir El Hayek came from other corners of the world and made Brazil their home. But growing old far from one's origins has its price.
The beauty of art and the miracle of life. Two stories and a reflection on loneliness and old age.
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2018
This episode follows the lives of young people who use apps like Tinder, Happn and Kickoff quite often and who, despite having a hectic sex life, are no less lonely.
This episode discusses the demand for new behaviors and the different expressions of what it means to be a woman today. For this, it shows the impact of the mobilizations and reflections of three teenagers - Teresa, Lilith and Rodrigo, all 16 years old - in the sexist universe of Brazilian society and discusses the importance of feminism for the transformation of human relationships.
Plurality, facets and multiplicity. Young people gain strength and voice to express their identity.
Young, rebels, transformers. They can change the world if they want to. Some want and dedicate their lives to it. A questioning about whether youth and revolution go hand in hand.
Young people with their whole lives ahead of them have often committed suicide. The reasons are complex and the need to talk about depression, loneliness, suicide and other epidemics today is increasingly urgent.
Have money, prestige and a good life or live as you want? The choices of four young people give clues to what it means to be successful for the new generation of Brazilians.
For them, it's time to try to win the world, accepting everything good and bad in it. Get to know the Copacabana Republic and its residents.
People have been getting married all the time since the beginning of time. Understand what has changed, what forms marriage has taken and how young people deal with the pros and cons of a life together.