A group of teenagers gets unintentionally involved in a conflict between Japanese Shinto ghosts and Brazilian witchcraft.
The Porcelain Doll
Feb 20, 2020
In Liberdade, teens Pardal, Carla and Mila are questioned by the police about a bizarre series of crimes that happened the night before.
The World is Different for Us
Feb 20, 2020
As Pardal maintains his innocence, his defiance angers a cop. In a flashback, Carla confesses to Mila that she — like Mila's father — hears voices.
My temple will be my grave
Feb 20, 2020
Leo shares a theory with one of the cops. The previous night, Zenobia scolds Celso for abandoning his oath, and Mila begs Pardal not to rob Zenobia.
Come to Mamma
Feb 20, 2020
The police pressure Pardal to confess, while Leo delves deeper into his theory. The night before, the teens find themselves at a mysterious nightclub.
The Dead Have Risen
Feb 20, 2020
While the friends hide out at the garage, the ghosts of Liberdade flock to Zenobia's temple, and one of the cops searches for the ashes.
Heal thyself
Feb 20, 2020
Celso brings Mila and her friends to see an ailing Zenobia, who gives them each a mission in the hopes of finding the Necromancer.
Block Party
Feb 20, 2020
As the ghosts gain strength, the friends prepare for a final confrontation with the Necromancer at Liberdade's old church.
Folio Swami
@FolioSwami
A very rudimentary story, that is neither interesting, nor it is worth 7 long episodes. Yet the chronology is twisted so they can go over and over the same scenes. And yes, simple minded audiences might enjoy the slow telenovela pace. And the camera and lighting are atrocious: 1990s home video quality. The script is so badly done, they need the child to tell the story, because all that action is just a distraction.
Kolchak707
@Kolchak707
Ok, I’ll admit to going a bit nutty & joining TMDB to review this series. The concept is fascinating the execution (at times) and some of the characters are poor and annoying, in that order. First off, I’m not a fan of over the top characters with a possible exception of those populating the bizarro worlds created by Sensei Miike. I mean the whole idea of featuring Liberdade as contributing character rather than a backdrop would be amazing. But ok, even as a backdrop it’s cool so alright then. What pisses me off the most is the collective character of the police as a whole. They’re assholes with the collective IQ of a herd of Gnu plain and simple. Not sure which one is less appealing but the lady cop comes close to earning the title of Lead Asshole. Anyway, it’s difficult to watch so much wasted potential… almost as difficult as it is to sit thru minutes of exposition by that little turd Leo ( I was sooooo rooting for a certain character to do him harm I was yelling “Get Him, Get Him” at the top of my lungs at one point. Admittedly I’m not a fan of child actors, pretty sure all those reruns of Family Affair had something to do with my state of mind. Sigh… Like one characters says “…you’re left wondering if everything is really worth it…”
