Diogo Lagoa

“I Love It” tells the story of Beatriz, a free-spirited young woman with a passion for music. She lives far from her family, as the current economic crisis has forced her parents to emigrate to Angola. She shares a home with Leila, a young Angolan woman who has recently arrived in Portugal to study Fashion Design and dreams of becoming a top stylist. Although their friendship is still new, it has grown stronger through their separation from their families and a shared bond that brings them together.

Vítor Guerreiro, the authoritarian and eccentric Chef of the uber-chic Lisbon restaurant “Divina Comédia” hires Manuel, a bumbling interviewee from Braga, in order to irritate the manager Kika.

young journalist Mia and a group of young entrepreneurs and influencers attend a motivational seminar entitled “How to gain 1 million followers in 48 hours”, led by speaker and coach Sebastian Kraft. The room is filled with 50 people, all motivated to advance themselves, their digital profiles and their companies. After the first day of the seminar ends, there is an afterparty where all the influencers try to outdo each other with endless selfies and selfie stories. The second day of the seminar is an intensive focus masterclass booked by 8 influencers who want to gain first-class insights. Some of these 8 influencers are trying to get Sebastian to share more secrets on how to be successful. When he mentions black magic and a witch, his listeners become curious...

José is a young boxer who trains at the gym run by his father, Carlos.

A priest struggles with his religious beliefs as he sees his countrymen murdered in Nazi occupied Italy and as he becomes attracted to a woman operating in the resistance.

In a world polluted by atomic radiation, five survivors find shelter in an underground bunker. The sudden discovery of a rare and miraculous medicine will become a source of quarrel within the group.

“I Love It” tells the story of Beatriz, a free-spirited young woman with a passion for music. She lives far from her family, as the current economic crisis has forced her parents to emigrate to Angola. She shares a home with Leila, a young Angolan woman who has recently arrived in Portugal to study Fashion Design and dreams of becoming a top stylist. Although their friendship is still new, it has grown stronger through their separation from their families and a shared bond that brings them together.

Vítor Guerreiro, the authoritarian and eccentric Chef of the uber-chic Lisbon restaurant “Divina Comédia” hires Manuel, a bumbling interviewee from Braga, in order to irritate the manager Kika.