Top TV Shows - Rita Batata
Rita Batata's most popular TV shows ranked by Television Stats engagement score. Showing 2 television series sorted by current online popularity.
  • 3% Poster
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    3%
    as Denise • 8 episodes
    #1,526 in TVScore: 0.3
    3% is a Brazilian dystopian thriller series set in a future where all individuals, upon reaching the age of 20, have the opportunity to compete for a chance to join the elite and prosperous society called the Offshore. The competition, known as the Process, consists of a series of challenging and psychological tests that push the candidates to their limits. The show explores themes of social inequality, power dynamics, and human resilience as the characters navigate through the dark and complex world of the Process.
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  • 3% Poster
    #1,526
    3%
    3 episodes
    #1,526 in TVScore: 0.3
    3% is a Brazilian dystopian thriller series set in a future where all individuals, upon reaching the age of 20, have the opportunity to compete for a chance to join the elite and prosperous society called the Offshore. The competition, known as the Process, consists of a series of challenging and psychological tests that push the candidates to their limits. The show explores themes of social inequality, power dynamics, and human resilience as the characters navigate through the dark and complex world of the Process.
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Top Movies - Rita Batata
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    Rita Batata Biography
    Rita Batata is a Brazilian actress born on January 2, 1986. She has been active in the entertainment industry since the age of 16, working in theater, film, and television. Batata graduated in Performing Arts from the INDAC Course of Actors and made her theater debut in 2003 in the play 'Belinha and the Beast'. Over the years, she has performed in numerous plays. Notably, Batata was the lead in the award-winning film 'De Menor', directed by Caru Alves de Souza, which won the Best Fiction prize at the Rio Festival in 2013.