Pablo Pêgas

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1950. In the conservative home of the Gusmão family, Eurídice and Guida are two inseparable sisters who support each other. While Guida can share with her younger sister the details of her romantic adventures, Eurídice finds in her older sister the encouragement she needs to pursue her dream of becoming a professional pianist.

Between love crises, nervous laughter, and unanswered messages, Fleayag turns emotional chaos into comedy. When his best friend Cami insists she needs to “open her heart,” Fleayag ends up hosting Cami’s cousin, an unlikely guest who becomes the center of a romance as confusing as it is irresistible. Blending sharp humor, vulnerability, and the dilemmas of those trying to make sense of themselves amid social media and fleeting relationships, the web series follows a generation that laughs at its own pain and turns it into a show. Fleayag is about loving the wrong way, laughing at yourself, and still somehow keeping on trying.

A couple decides to have a free pass to be with another person without it being considered cheating, causing them to question the terms of their relationship. Maia and Caetano have been living together for a year and, upon signing a cohabitation agreement for their health insurance, they experience the true impact of monogamy. During a game with friends, they both choose one that is permitted for themselves. However, when the hypothetical situation becomes reality, they rethink the limits and desires of their relationship.

At 45 years old, architect Ulisses—feeling lost in his career and unconvinced of his talents—visits a "vocational coach" who promises to find his true vocation. After drinking a suspicious tea in the coach’s crazy ritual, Ulisses blacks out and awakes to find his belongings stolen. Mysteriously, Ulisses also comes away with a strange power: the ability to see people's true vocations by just touching them. Will Ulisses be able to handle his new gift?

Suspicious that her son is gay, Joana shares her doubts with her husband. To her surprise, the boy's father knows much more about the subject than she imagined. After all, why was she the last to know?