Prime Video reveals unique documentary about Portuguese icon Carolina Patrocínio
An intimate look into the life of the beloved television presenter will premiere in 2025
Prime Video will launch an ambitious new documentary about the life of Carolina Patrocínio, one of the most well-known and influential personalities on Portuguese television.
Set to premiere in 2025 exclusively on Prime Video as part of the Prime subscription, this as-yet-untitled documentary promises an unprecedented look into the personal and professional world of the charismatic presenter.
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This intimate portrait will reveal Patrocínio’s multifaceted life. Viewers will witness not only her public persona as a beloved television presenter but also her roles as a social media influencer, devoted mother of four and wife to former rugby star Gonçalo Uva. The documentary, already in production, will explore Patrocínio’s connection to one of Portugal’s most prominent families, offering viewers a rare glimpse into the personal life of a public figure. From its early days on television to its current status as a multimedia powerhouse, the documentary promises to deliver an engaging narrative, filled with never-before-told stories and behind-the-scenes moments.
The documentary, produced in collaboration with ¡HOLA! Media further solidifies Prime Video’s dedication to expanding its library of Portuguese content. The streaming service has been building an impressive catalogue of local productions, including popular series such as Morangos com Açúcar, O Clube, A Fazenda, Sr. Rui, The List and Red Moon; and local films such as Sunset and Could Have Waited for August. Additionally, Prime Video has produced acclaimed documentaries such as MARIA, Mr. President – The Championship of a Lifetime, and Dream Factory: Benfica.
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