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Four-part drama based on the extraordinary story of how prison officer John Darwin faked his own death to claim life insurance and avoid bankruptcy - unbeknownst to his two sons.

A luxury nightclub stages a war for power on the Lisbon nightlife scene. This series examines the capital's night, where sensuality ans sex mix with politics, security, business, and glamour.

The daily lives of residents in the "Terraços do Glamour" condominium on the outskirts of Lisbon highlight their struggles with faulty apartments and broken amenities due to the developer's false promises.

The story of a true Portuguese hero. For himself he asked nothing, for the country all.

A Portuguese soldier who got stranded from his team during the La Lys battle struggles alone through dozens of German offensives so he can guarantee his companions' safety.

The fearless race of the 1920's Portuguese aviation pioneers to cross the South Atlantic Ocean through aerial navigation, became an epic story of the modern age argonauts. In order to reach the stars - sailing is necessary- navigandum est.

The plot addresses Maria Luísa's struggle for freedom, the struggle for rights and privileges that, at the time, were reserved almost exclusively to men. Maria Luísa decides to assume a false identity - that of a man.

Among contrasting settings, it is an exploration of dysfunctional families, forbidden love, and cultural clashes, reflecting the complexities of the human condition.

Six different stories about common Portuguese people searching for their own personal deliverance, set during the immediate hours before, during and after the April 25th 1974 revolution.

Corcovada is a 99year woman that lives in a small town, her great granddaughter Carolina comes to her house. Simultaneously elections for presidency are taking place and the preparation for the town's annual party as well.

Eva Lemos faces a drastic turn when her husband Marco Vaz disappears, leaving her without a home, money, and job. Pregnant, she returns to her mother's house after a decade of estrangement. The search for Marco reveals a double life involving steroid trafficking and a lover, Maria Pinho. Both deceived by Marco, they experience tense encounters full of revelations, while new loves, Ricardo Candal and Jorge Vaz, come into the picture.

Ten books, ten municipalities, ten women directors, ten TV-movies. The same universe: Told by Women. Comedy, romance, adventure, historical dramas, narrative content by great Portuguese-speaking writers and the vision of ten women directors from different generations and different creative backgrounds who portray a country that, in the last 100 years, finds itself towards freedom.

The third Portuguese presidential elections after the April 25, 1974 Revolution took place on January 26, 1986. The tight race for an absolute majority between Mário Soares (1924-2017) and Diogo Freitas do Amaral (1941-2019) necessitated a runoff, which occurred on February 16 of the same year. During that long night of vote counting, Soares reminisced about the resistance to dictatorship, the major struggles post-April 25th, his life companions, his wife, children, and all the sacrifices that led him to that important moment in his life. The title of the film chosen by director Sérgio Graciano is the slogan created in 1985 by Adelino Vaz, former leader of the Centrist Youth, during a meeting of the MASP (Movement of Support Soares for President), at a time when polls gave only 8% to Mário Soares. The cast includes actors Tónan Quito, João Pedro Vaz, Margarida Cardeal, Maria Gomes Andrade, Miguel Mateus, and Tiago Fernandes, among others.

Two rival towns will need to decide which town the new dam will be constructed.

Ema moves to Lisbon and shares an apartment with four eccentric friends. Their day-to-day and nights are filled with hilarious adventures, with no boundaries, about being young in the new millennium.

A gang of friends is one day contacted by a mysterious Italian (from the Mafia, it is assumed) to steal part of the Lalique Collection from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Museum.

At the Battle of La Lys the 2nd Division of the Portuguese Expeditionary Corps was completely ruined, sacrificing many lives, among the dead, wounded, missing, and captured as prisoners of war. Many Portuguese troops departed to France. In the midst of chaos, several men were distinguished, mostly anonymous. However, one name remained for history, distorted, but everlasting: Soldier Millions (from his real name, Aníbal Augusto Milhais). He saw himself alone in his trench, armed only with his weapon, a machine gun Lewis, known among the Lusos as Luisa. With all his might, he faced the German columns that crossed his path alone, which in the end allowed several Portuguese and British soldiers to retreat to the defensive positions of the rear. Wandering through the trenches and fields, now no one is now occupied by the Germans, Soldier Millions continued to make sporadic fire, for which he used bullet caskets that he found on the way. Four days after the battle began, a Scottish doctor, saved him from drowning in a swamp. It was this doctor, forever grateful, who gave account to the army allied with the exploits of the Transmontano soldier. Returned to a Portuguese camp, the commander Ferreira do Amaral greeted him, saying what would remain for the History of Portugal, "You are Milhais, but Millions!"

Two friends go for a ride on a bike around town witnessing various episodes. When night falls their moral compasses are tested. A portrait of a city to portray all cities.

Four friends, who were once five, gathers for dinner. The empty chair does not seem to bother anyone, except for Maya, who wants things to be back as they were. But the friends, the restaurant, the town, and even Maya can't be the same anymore.