Title	[Ezequiel] That room is empty.
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[Ezequiel] That room is empty.

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3% - Season 1

"3% - Season 1" is not a movie, television show, or song, but rather a Brazilian dystopian thriller web series created by Pedro Aguilera. It was released on November 25, 2016, and is available to watch on Netflix. "3%" has gained significant popularity and a dedicated fan base since its debut, making it the first Portuguese-language original series on Netflix. Set in a future where society is strictly divided into two classes - the Inland, plagued by poverty, and the Offshore, an idyllic utopia - "3%" explores the struggles and challenges faced by a group of individuals who undergo a brutal selection process called "The Process." In this cruel and competitive system, only 3% of the candidates are deemed worthy to ascend to the Offshore and escape their current lives. The series features an ensemble cast, and each character brings their unique story and motivations to the table. João Miguel portrays Ezequiel, the enigmatic leader of The Process who maintains an unsettling control over the participants. Bianca Comparato plays Michele Santana, a young woman from the Inland hoping to secure a better life for her family. Vaneza Oliveira portrays Joana Coelho, a rebellious and independent candidate with a mysterious past. Rodolfo Valente portrays Rafael Moreira, a former Process participant turned recruiter who struggles with loyalty and conscience. Other notable cast members include Rafael Lozano as Marco Alvares, a charming and ambitious participant, Viviane Porto as Aline, another candidate with a hidden agenda, and Celso Frateschi as the Offshore's founder, known as the "Old Man." Each actor delivers compelling performances, bringing their characters to life with depth and complexity. The first season of "3%" takes viewers on an intense journey as the candidates undergo a series of mental, physical, and emotional tests. The challenges are not only designed to measure their abilities but also to confront their ethics, values, and willingness to sacrifice for personal gain. As the numbers dwindle and tensions rise between the participants, alliances form, betrayals occur, and secrets are revealed. One of the show's notable strengths is its ability to immerse viewers into its carefully crafted world. The production design is masterful, depicting the contrasting atmospheres of the Inland's desolation and the Offshore's opulence flawlessly. The visuals, combined with a tense and dramatic score composed by André Abujamra, elevate the experience and enhance the storytelling. The soundtrack features a mix of atmospheric, electronic, and melodic tracks that perfectly capture the atmosphere of the series. Throughout its first season, "3%" explores thought-provoking themes such as inequality, power dynamics, and the human condition. The characters are complex, flawed, and relatable, making it easy for the audience to empathize with their struggles and dilemmas. The series poses questions about the nature of human society, the consequences of extreme competition, and the lengths individuals are willing to go to achieve their dreams. With its gripping storyline, strong performances, and captivating visuals, "3% - Season 1" became an instant hit when it was first released. Its success led to further seasons, expanding upon the world Aguilera originally created. Viewers can play and download sounds and music from the series to relive the captivating atmosphere and emotions that "3%" offers. Whether you're a fan of dystopian storytelling, intricate character development, or simply enjoy thought-provoking narratives, "3% - Season 1" offers a captivating and thrilling experience that is sure to satisfy your craving for engrossing television.

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