Based on the homonymous work of the carioca author, series reaches streaming bringing a growing journey of violence
After the successes of Good morning, Veronica (2020-2024), A HAPPY FAMILY (2024) and the soap opera Fatal beauty (2025), Raphael Montes wins the screens again with the adaptation of another of his works: Perfect Dayswhich is now available with its first episodes on streaming. Learn where to watch the news and the other episodes below:
What is the story of Perfect Days?
Based on the book of the same name by the carioca author, Perfect Days narrates the story of Teo (Jaffar Bambirra, Rich love), a lonely medical student who knows and becomes obsessed with the aspirant the screenwriter Clarice (Julia Dalavia, The days were like this) And insistently, runs after the girl.
Given the numerous negatives, he kidnaps her and takes her on a car trip through Rio de Janeiro, forcing her to write the script of her dreams as she fights against the desperation of the disturbing situation in which she was placed.
When the next episodes of Perfect Days?
Perfect Dayswhich will win an unprecedented post-book plot in its last episode, is now available on Globoplay with its first four episodes. Another two will be made available on August 21 and 28, respectively. Watch the trailer:
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