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Already seen "Culpada ou Indecente?", the "documentary" about Joana Marques and Anjos that we'd rather not have seen
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Already seen "Culpada ou Indecente?", the "documentary" about Joana Marques and Anjos that we'd rather not have seen

Sábado14 September 2026 at 07:00

The documentary "Culpada ou Indecente?" is available on the Prime Video platform. The film addresses the figure of Joana Marques and the group "Anjos". The piece suggests that the production could have explored pertinent themes, such as our inability to laugh at ourselves or the tendency to take ourselves too seriously. However, the author of the critique considers that the work fails to fulfill this potential, describing it as mere "redundant self-promotion". The title of the opinion piece also indicates strong dissatisfaction with the documentary's content, suggesting it is a work that the public would rather not have seen.

Why this matters

The article is of interest to Portuguese readers who follow comedian Joana Marques and the musical duo Anjos, and who may be considering watching the documentary on Prime Video. The critique warns that the content does not match the promising premise, serving mainly as promotion for the participants themselves rather than a work with its own value.

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