Até Que a Vida Nos Separe

The first episode was soporific: slow-moving and the humor is so dry that it's lifeless. There is such a thing as too droll. Admittedly, the nightclub bouncer with the Rio de Janeiro accent was amusing, for those who would recognize it. Should I keep watching? Advice invited.

It's been a honor working with this team.

Great direction great actors The Portuguese fiction has been a great experience Hopefully everyone can come over and see the talent and get some fun watching it.

Like a lot of Portuguese tv and cinema, actors have that overtheatrical and slow kind of representation that makes everything feel unnatural and forced. The story also doesn't help, cliche and extremely sappy.

The series is quite good and it's going to netflix . The writer is amazing and you should see his work. I'm sad that his podcast is going to be paid but it is also very good so every portuguese speaker should search for sem barbas na língua. Help this series go to 9/10 review.

This show starts a bit like a soap opera, but then starts to shape itself as a riveting tv show about the delicate nuances of a three generation family. Diogo Martins really showcases his talent and emotional range its great to see and I dare say if he drops some mannerisms of him, he can not only be great he can be a sublime actor. All and all this show is worth watching not by its clever plots, but rather by its showcase of real life relationships.