The Rich Are Something Else

A breezy, bittersweet Rio comedy of illusions and small humiliations, watched with a light smile and a touch of sympathy.

A dry, cheeky satire of money and marriage that plays like a naughty business farce, more wry than laugh-out-loud.

A charming striver slips between social worlds in a long, talky, character-driven soap that coasts on charisma and small deceptions.

A frothy, gossipy watch where glamour and tackiness collide, easy to dip into and full of sly social teasing.

A gentle, old-fashioned comic fable about social climbing, played with a light touch and a quietly amused eye.

A light, satirical soap about social climbing and romantic scheming, with a gentle comedic tone and a large cast of eccentric characters.

A light, good-natured comedy about a lucky scrap dealer trying to fit into high society for love, with gentle class satire and whimsical charm.

A cheeky, low-budget anthology of sleazy Brazilian urban tales that plays like a wry, bawdy slice of life.

A dry, talky satire that picks apart romance and money with a detached, wry eye and a slow, thoughtful drift.

A light, chatty old-fashioned comedy that ambles along with theatrical charm and gentle social mockery.

A loose, sunlit European caper that ambles along with wry detachment, more interested in its oddball characters than in any real stakes.

A breezy, good-natured sitcom that coasts on broad character comedy and the scrappy charm of chasing fame from the outskirts.