The documentary "Joana Marques: Guilty or Indecent?" premiered on Monday, September 14, on the Prime Video platform, but the first reactions to the work were mostly negative. Critic Alexandre Borges, from "Observador" and brother of humorist Luís Filipe Borges, wrote a very unfavorable review of the documentary. In his assessment, Alexandre Borges used a harsh phrase to describe Joana Marques' work, stating that "I don't even know how to hit dead people anymore; it's exhuming a corpse". This criticism comes at a time when the humorist and communicator's documentary is being made available to the general public on the streaming platform.
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"I don't even know how to hit dead people anymore; it's exhuming a corpse". Devastating review of Joana Marques' documentary
SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 13:38
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The article is of interest to Portuguese viewers who follow national comedy and use streaming platforms, as it indicates that a potentially anticipated documentary may not meet expectations. This adverse criticism may influence the public perception of Joana Marques' work, a recognized figure in Portuguese humor, and affect views and cultural debate surrounding the documentary.
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