8 comedy films to watch online

If there’s one thing that Ingrid Guimarães He knows what to do well is to make people laugh and move people. Her career in Brazilian cinema is marked by successful comedieslikeable characters, high box office numbers, and stories that touch the heart, whether through humor, identification or the trajectory. So, check out the selection of 8 unmissable films by the Brazilian actress to watch.

Ingrid Guimarães She is an actress, screenwriter, producer and one of the biggest references in Brazilian comedy in recent decades. Born in Goiânia (GO), on July 5, 1972, she began her career in theater and gained prominence on television with appearances in programs such as Total Slut e Under New Managementwhere he consolidated his style of sharp humor and full of charisma.

Not cinema, Ingrid is known for box office hits such as Upside down, Seriously, Mom! e Crazy to Get Marriedfilms that made her synonymous with light comedy, aimed at a female audience.

In addition to being an actress, she also works behind the scenes as a producer and screenwriter and has dedicated herself to projects that value the stories of real women, their challenges and new beginnings. With more than 30 years of career, Ingrid remains one of the most beloved and successful artists in national entertainment, moving naturally between humor, drama and a critical look at everyday life.

Alice (Ingrid Guimarães) has a successful career and seems to have everything, but, on the same day, she loses her job, discovers that her husband has left her and needs to restructure her life. She then becomes involved in the business of a sex shop (“Sex Delícia”) with her neighbor, giving a complete turnaround in her values.

Alice, now a successful businesswoman at the helm of Sex Delícia, faces the pressure of expanding her business to New York, balancing her personal and professional life, and dealing with new career challenges.

Dona Hermínia (Paulo Gustavo) is an overprotective mother full of quirks, worried about her adult children. When they decide that they need more independence, Hermínia needs to deal with the fact that some problems cannot be solved with humor, but with a lot of love. Ingrid plays one of the characters that orbit this world full of family identification.

Malu (Ingrid Guimarães), aged 40, is in question about her relationship with Samuel, who she has been dating for three years without giving any hint of engagement. When she suspects betrayal, she decides to investigate… complete with a private detective, revelations and lots of humor.

Ângela Cristina (Ingrid) is the mother of Maria de Lourdes, a teenager full of ups and downs. The plot shows the mother-daughter relationship on a daily basis: complaints, first loves, generational conflicts, moments of crisis, but also of affection.

Four friends who work in telemarketing decide to take a trip to the coast. On the way, they meet a father and son who ask for a ride — at first a simple situation that triggers a series of personal transformations, reflections on life, friendship, choices. Ingrid plays Amanda.

Mirian (Ingrid Guimarães) and Mirelly (Tatá Werneck) are sisters who had similar dreams to their mother’s — becoming a country duo — but followed very different paths. When their mother disappears, they put aside their differences and go after her, on a journey full of reunions, affection, music and self-knowledge.

Perrengue Fashion tells the story of Paula Pratta (Ingrid Guimarães), a digital influencer dedicated to the world of fashion who receives an invitation to star in an advertising campaign for Mother’s Day. Meanwhile, his son Cadu (Filipe Bragança) decides to abandon urban life and dedicate himself to environmental activism by living in an ecovillage in the Amazon. Determined to convince him to return, Paula embarks on a journey to the North of Brazil with her assistant and ends up confronting lifestyles, personal values ​​and her own relationship with her son.

Ingrid Guimarães manages to move between comedy and drama in a light way. His films talk about real themes: family, work, existential crisis, relationships, connecting with the public and often topping the box office in Brazil.