Todo Dia a Mesma Noite

For me this is hands down that best Brazilian series ever made. The Kiss Night Club fire was the second largest tragedy of this kind to ever take place in Brazil with 242 death and over 600 seriously wounded. Today, at its 10th anniversary, Brazilian families and society are still waiting for a fair trial.

Speaking about this production, quite frankly I wasn't expecting much, but boy oh boy the writing, production, dialogs, and actors put on an amazing and touching performances that will make you feel like you were there.

Things move very slowly in the Brazilian justice system, and to be honest I was already forgetting about the whole thing. Anyway, I truly recommend everyone watch this. You will not regret it.

This is an excellent series, based on a book about the Kiss Nightclub tragedy in Santa Maria, RS, Brazil, in 2013.

245 young people, most College students from the many Universities in town, lost their lives in a fire during the party inside the nightclub. Ten years after the tragedy, no one was arrested. Four people were prosecuted but the trial was annulled.

Most of the young people were 18-30 years old. The series was endorsed by the parents of the victims, who still fight for justice to this day.

The cinematography is beautiful, the terror and senseless deaths are well portrayed. I highly recommend this series.

It broke my heart because the same thing happened in Bucharest, just two years later. Same outdoor pyrotechnics, same foam ceilling, only one exit, and an impossible long wait for justice in a country that is so devoid of it. I don't think everything has to be perfect to be deeply moved by a tragedy that shouldn't have happened. To me the acting was great, I felt each of one of those parents pain, even though I am sure that the pain the real parents endured is incomprehensible. A tragedy like this goes well beyond the victims and their family and friends, it ripples through society, even if society is moving so painfully slowly.

Is it one the best series that I have seen? Certainly not! But it moved me deeply and that is something. After all, art should tell the truth.

It was a hyped series for me. Probably the biggest tragedy i lived as a brazilian and it lacked and still lacks a well directed and well writen movie/series.

Of course it's not east to tell a story like this, but the book it's probably 9/10 in terms of rating and this one, well, i'll give it 5.5/10 at best.

Poorly directed, scenes too forced, music annoying, acting not as great as i would expect. Well, it's a mess.

It's not like most Netflix series/production that we have high expectation and they deliver. This one here, at least for me, was highly expected, but didn't deliver.

We are talking only about the cinematography experience, not about the tragedy itself.

I noticed reviews from Brazalian people who watched this tragedy unfold in real time - for some of those people I understand the series will have a different effect and may not live up to the reality of the tragedy.

I wanted to provide a review from someone who didn't even have this tragic event on their radar until this series. People forget that not everyone knows about these tragedies and for a huge platform like netflix to release something like this, they are opening the eyes of so many people.

All of the actors performed very well. The scenes of the incident and everything that unfolded, for me were very well done and traumatic. I was screaming at my TV with the reveal of each detail of corruption following the investigation.

My only criticism of the series would be that some of the music is a little repetitive / overdone at times - not that this changed the fact that I was sobbing.