Perrengue Fashion (2025)

Review Team

4/5

Perrengue Fashion is a delightful exploration of self-discovery wrapped in the glitzy facade of the fashion world. Flávia Lacerda’s direction is sharp, capturing both the lush beauty of the Amazon and the frenetic pace of social media. Paula, portrayed with depth and nuance, embarks on a journey tha ... Show more >> Perrengue Fashion is a delightful exploration of self-discovery wrapped in the glitzy facade of the fashion world. Flávia Lacerda’s direction is sharp, capturing both the lush beauty of the Amazon and the frenetic pace of social media. Paula, portrayed with depth and nuance, embarks on a journey that is as much about finding her son as it is about reconnecting with herself. The film balances humour and heart, particularly through the interactions between Paula and her assistant Taylor, who provides comic relief while also grounding the narrative. The cinematography is stunning, making the Amazon a character in its own right. Ultimately, Perrengue Fashion invites viewers to reflect on what it means to live authentically in a world of filters and façades. Show less

Editor Team

2.5/5

While Perrengue Fashion attempts to deliver a meaningful message about authenticity and connection, it often gets lost in its own narrative. The film starts strong, with a promising premise revolving around Paula's search for her son, but quickly becomes muddled in clichés and predictable plot point ... Show more >> While Perrengue Fashion attempts to deliver a meaningful message about authenticity and connection, it often gets lost in its own narrative. The film starts strong, with a promising premise revolving around Paula's search for her son, but quickly becomes muddled in clichés and predictable plot points. Although the performances are commendable, particularly from the lead, the script falters, lacking the depth needed to truly engage the audience. The contrast between the high-stakes world of fashion and the tranquil Amazon is intriguing, yet the film fails to fully exploit this dynamic. Ultimately, Perrengue Fashion feels like a missed opportunity, leaving viewers craving a more substantial exploration of its themes. Show less