An underground world is inhabited by mythical creatures evolved from a deep lineage of Brazilian folklore. One detective who finds himself caught in a murder investigation that puts him in the middle of a battle between these two worlds.
Watchseries; Love love love this series! I wish there was more like this. Great acting and script.
patty8517 February 2021
Love love love this series! I wish there was more like this. Great acting and script.
searchersd11 February 2021
Invisible City watchseries. Beings from folklore live in secret amongst humans in modern day Brazil. All is good until some mysterious deaths occur and an environmental cop finds himself in the middle of it. You get excitement, a spooky fantasy, and a whodunnit all rolled into one. This is so good that you don't even notice that it's a foreign series - and it left me wanting more.
ferreiranazli15 February 2021
A great representation of Brazilian folklore, bringing them to the present without losing their essence. Alessandra's performance as Cuca was spectacular, and I loved Saci and Curupira. The special effects are also great. My only criticism is that the Rythm is a little slow.
doreenkk7 February 2021
We started watching show during breakfast this morning and found it to be captivating. The storyline is well written, special effects are top notch, acting spot on, camera work top tier. It pulls you in and before you realize it l, the credits are rolling. Its dinnertime and we are several episodes in.
femath867 February 2021
A nice research were made to create this instigating yet direct story, entities of Brazil through time and story and people minds and myths. Many live people have stories with these beings and many believe they are real. Who am I to tell they are wrong if my grandma and aunt is of the people who cracked eggs facing Sacis and Curupiras in the deep of Brazil countryside.
pobremameu7 February 2021
Brazilian culture is so rich and deserves to be shown to the world. Cuca, Curupira, Saci, Boto Rosa and Iara are so much better than dragons and gnomes... thanks netflix to bring our legends to spotlight
User Reviews
Watchseries; Love love love this series! I wish there was more like this. Great acting and script.
Love love love this series! I wish there was more like this. Great acting and script.
Invisible City watchseries. Beings from folklore live in secret amongst humans in modern day Brazil. All is good until some mysterious deaths occur and an environmental cop finds himself in the middle of it. You get excitement, a spooky fantasy, and a whodunnit all rolled into one. This is so good that you don't even notice that it's a foreign series - and it left me wanting more.
A great representation of Brazilian folklore, bringing them to the present without losing their essence. Alessandra's performance as Cuca was spectacular, and I loved Saci and Curupira. The special effects are also great. My only criticism is that the Rythm is a little slow.
We started watching show during breakfast this morning and found it to be captivating. The storyline is well written, special effects are top notch, acting spot on, camera work top tier. It pulls you in and before you realize it l, the credits are rolling. Its dinnertime and we are several episodes in.
A nice research were made to create this instigating yet direct story, entities of Brazil through time and story and people minds and myths. Many live people have stories with these beings and many believe they are real. Who am I to tell they are wrong if my grandma and aunt is of the people who cracked eggs facing Sacis and Curupiras in the deep of Brazil countryside.
Brazilian culture is so rich and deserves to be shown to the world. Cuca, Curupira, Saci, Boto Rosa and Iara are so much better than dragons and gnomes... thanks netflix to bring our legends to spotlight