3%

In a dystopian future, the only chance for impoverished citizens to live in the affluent "Offshore" is to compete in a grueling, high-stakes process known as "The Process." Most are eliminated, but a select few, the "3%," are chosen to join the privileged society. The series follows a group of candidates as they navigate the brutal challenges, uncovering secrets about the society and the devastating truth behind the selection.

3% gained significant attention as Brazil's first original Netflix series, resonating with audiences for its thought-provoking dystopian themes and suspenseful narrative. While praised for its ambitious concept and production values, some critics noted familiar tropes within the genre.

• Praised for its engaging premise and suspenseful atmosphere.
• Recognized for its visual style and compelling action sequences.
• Some found the plot elements to be predictable at times.

Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the show's exciting concept and its ability to create tension, with many appreciating the exploration of social inequality and survival. Some viewers felt certain plot points could have been developed further.

Nominated for several industry awards in Brazil, including the Rio de Janeiro Prêmio de Cinema and the São Paulo Association of Art Critics Awards.

The show's distinctive visual style and set design were heavily influenced by Brazilian architecture and urban landscapes, giving it a unique aesthetic.