Boca a Boca

Stunning photography and landscapes from the Brazilian countryside. Great music and the performances are better than some of popular teen series such as Elite or Riverdale.

The only reason I gave this a 9/10 and not a 10/10 is because it feels a little bit like what I'd imagine a bad acid trip feels like. The camerawork is incredible, but hurts your eyes sometimes.

It's so so so good. The acting is good. I didn't cringe once.

It's LGBTQ+ representation is absolutely amazing.

And they have uniforms!!!! (No schools have uniforms ever in TV)

I was riveted and found the cinematography, script, acting to be top notch. The contrast between the simple farm life and the dazzling rave parties was mesmerizing. I hope they make another season.

We can feel there is a unique Brazilian sauce on it. Besides the looks and acting that is great at most of the scenes, as a Brazilian i could see an amount of refereces to our culture: tipical historical buldings of small Brazilian towns, the wealthy livestoock market and the Power of its owners; Farm employers and employees generation-after-generation relationship. Those aspecs gives it unique shades to a story that is more about brazilian conservatism than about any supernatural desease.

I put this show on randomly to pass some time and it ended up as a huge, amazing surprise. Very artsy, unique cast chemistry - great acting too, by the way - and very current, daring themes. I love how simple, yet enchanting, the atmosphere feels. The main characters are amazing and it's not predictable at all. I look forward to many more seasons and more appreciation, it deserves it!