Feb 16 • 23:36 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

'Emergency 53': Globoplay launches medical series inspired by Samu in Berlin

Globoplay launched 'Emergency 53' at the Berlinale Series Market, a medical drama inspired by the urgent care service Samu in Brazil.

Globoplay recently premiered its original series 'Emergency 53' at the Berlinale Series Market in Berlin, marking its international launch. The event took place on February 16th, featuring Brazilian actresses Valentina Herszage and Heloísa Jorge, who were present to celebrate the series, which is the sole Brazilian entry in this year's festival. This production highlights the vitality of Brazilian cinema at a time when it is seen as particularly vibrant and joyous.

Created by Andrucha Waddington, Claudio Torres, and Márcio Maranhão, 'Emergency 53' delivers an intense portrayal of the everyday challenges faced by medical professionals working within the emergency service framework of Rio de Janeiro. Herszage describes the show as an emotional roller-coaster that captures the adrenaline of emergency medicine and showcases the dedication of public health workers, particularly those in the mobile emergency services.

The series delves into the complexities and ethical dilemmas confronted by emergency responders, with Jorge playing the role of Dr. Glória, a paramedic. She emphasized the show's tribute to dedicated health professionals, conveying her hope that it resonates with viewers and recognizes the vital work of those in the field. The launch at a prominent international festival not only elevates the series' profile but also represents a cultural exchange as Brazilian narratives reach a global audience.

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