A series of Brazil won room on the Disney platform and is being increasingly chosen by the spectators.
The platform of Disney + has a wide variety of series and movies And not only for children, but also of all genres and colors. Between the most wanted by the spectators is “Betrayed: sooner or later the account comes”a Brazilian production that caught everyone’s attention.
It was released in 2024 and tells the story of a group of thieves who perform in an environment where betrayals and revenge predominate. The director is Gustavo Bonafé and the production has just a season of Four chapters. In the cast Rodrigo Simas, Larissa Nunes and Juliana Paes stand out.
Betrayed
What is betrayed, the hidden jewel of Disney +
History continues Raimundo and secinhowho are part of a group of thieves that Steal tourists And they are led by Bruna. Before Serginho decides to return to his hometown, Raimundo proposes a last millionaire robbery, but avoids mentioning that the operation would be against Bruna.
Upon discovering that her aggressors are nothing less than her subordinates, she enrages strongly. In addition, in all chaos, Lara, Bruna’s younger sister is killed. In that situation, Raimundo is injured by a bullet and tries to flee, but Serginho leaves him and ends in jail. Years later, when he is released, he leaves with thirst for revenge, and more to discover that his former friend is living a dream with his partner. In this way, Bruna awaits him to devise together the murder of the traitor.
Disney+: Trailer for betrayed
Disney+: Busy cast
- Rodrigo Simas (Serginho)
- Thomas Aquino (Raimundo)
- Juliana Paes (Bruna)
- Larissa Nunes (Marina)
- María Bopp (Mila)
- Tatsu Carvalho (André)
Source: Ambito
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