10 Most Popular Alba Baptista Movies and TV Shows

Alba Baptista, a talented Portuguese actress, has captivated audiences worldwide with her exceptional performances in both movies and TV shows. With her striking beauty and remarkable acting prowess, she has become a rising star in the entertainment industry.

In this introduction, we will explore the 10 most popular movies and TV shows featuring Alba Baptista, where her talent and charisma have shone brightly, leaving a lasting impression on viewers. From gripping dramas to thrilling adventures, Baptista's versatile roles have solidified her position as one of the most sought-after actresses of her generation. 

Famous Alba Baptista Movies And TV Shows

Warrior Nun Tv Series Of 2021 -2022

A thrilling and action-packed TV show called "Warrior Nun" ran from 2020 to 2021. This show, which takes its inspiration from the Ben Dunn comic book character, chronicles the incredible adventure of Ava Silva, played by the gifted Alba Baptista.

The protagonist of the novel is a young woman by the name of Ava who wakes up in a morgue and learns she has been given extraordinary skills. She is the newest in a long series of "Warrior Nuns" who engage in combat with demonic powers after being revived by an old and potent item embedded in her back. 

MIAMI(2014)

This 15-minute short film, which was directed by SamoaCadette, was relevant in Portugal. The protagonist of the narrative was a young woman named Raquel who dreamed of leaving her home and rising to fame.

Alba Baptista's character Raquel didn't want to go to school and get famous, but alas, life is different, and it affects us differently. In a battle between millions, the strongest will always prevail. Raquel must now decide whether to give up on her aspirations or pursue them, no matter the cost. This film received a 6.1 IMDb rating and was nominated for the Miami Film Festival's best short film award.

Filho da Lei (2017)

Anabella Moreira plays Isabel Garcia, Chief Inspector of PJ, in this series with an IMDb rating of 7.7. When she is tasked with leading the investigation into the most significant police case to surface in Portugal in the previous 20 years—the brutal serial killings that plague.

The city of Lisbon—she faces the greatest challenge of her professional life. Samuel Lopes, a Trainee Inspector with a degree in Criminal Psychology, joins the Garcia Brigade, where he needs to make a name for himself and win the respect of the more experienced inspectors.

The Man Who Killed Don Quixote

Terry Gilliam is the director of the movie "The Man Who Killed Don Quixote". It is a 2018 release of a surrealistic adventure comedy-drama. The plot of the movie centers on Adam Driver's character, Toby, a weary film director who gets sucked into a time-traveling adventure that is based on Miguel de Cervantes' well-known book "Don Quixote."

In the movie, Jonathan Pryce's character, who plays an elderly Spanish cobbler who thinks he is Don Quixote, meets Toby. Their lives interweave in a succession of odd and comical circumstances as Toby gets caught up in the old man's illusions.

Patrick 

The journey of Patrick's (20) life never ends. He shares a luxurious apartment in Paris with his older friend Thomas (35) while also partying alone at night, using drugs, smoking coke, having sex with girls who are much too young, and selling child pornography.

When Patrick is taken into custody, the police discover numerous child pornographic videos on his laptop. All charges are refuted by him. The truth is revealed when the inspector, Bento Ribeiro (60), confronts him with a film in which he can be seen as an eight-year-old and eventually names him by his real name, Mário. Patrick/Mário was taken from Portugal and brought to the U.S.

Nothing Ever Happened

Three teenagers who are unable to be separated, Pedro, Maria, and Paulo, experience the tragedies and setbacks common to their age. When they meet, they make use of their only opportunity for fun and freedom to try and take risks that nobody may know. Pedro arrives home to an unemployed, sluggish father and an absentee, dishonest mother.

Pedro must decide whether to allow the person who truly wants to get to know him or to uphold the freedom covenant that binds him to his pals when his grandfather relocates to Lisbon from a remote country in the north. 

Fatima

Three young shepherds in Fátima, Portugal, claim to have seen the Virgin Mary, exciting believers while upsetting church and government officials who try to coerce them into retracting their claims. Based on real-world occurrences.

A stirring and inspiring drama about the strength of faith, this film tells the tale of a shepherdess, 10, and her two young cousins in the Portuguese town of Fátima, who claim to have seen visions of the Virgin Mary. Their discoveries stir up believers but enrage church and secular government officials, who try to coerce them into retracting their account.

A Curaçao (2017)

The comedic television program A Curacao, which had ten episodes in its inaugural season and was produced by Andre Bonza and Sergio Graciano and starred Alba Baptista, was broadcast on RTP1.

Every installment centers on an undertaking that an advertising company assigns to the client, such as a film, an occasion, or a campaign for public relations. Each episode demonstrates the conception of the concept as well as the logical and illogical decisions that make the notion into a comedy. The absurdity is increased by the use of actors who wear costumes as creatures to represent the staff.

A Impostora (2016-2017)

Alba Baptista played Beatriz Varela in the two-year romantic comedy-drama An Impostor, which also starred Dalila Carom as Veronica, Fernanda Serrano as Diana, and Diogo Infante as Rodrigo Varela.

The twin sister of Verónica, who Frederica conned out of a million dollars, is on an aircraft that mysteriously disappears. After being pronounced dead, Veronica takes on the name Vitória and pursues revenge on the entrepreneur's family, finding in Diana, his wife, a strong adversary. Jaime, Veronica's nephew, is battling disease during this war and needs to be saved just like Rodrigo does.

Jugo Duplo (2017-18)

The narrative involving Joo and Margarida takes place in Portugal and Macao. The young lovers parted when they were teenagers and eventually met up again in Macao. Joo decided to transform his life and become a successful mafia casino lord after meeting Margarida.

He will now return to Portugal to take Margarida back. When Joao returns home, he finds himself in a typical situation where luxury coastal tourism, urbanity, and rurality are all in competition with one another.

Conclusion 

Alba Baptista has enthralled audiences with her brilliance and adaptability in both films and TV shows, in conclusion. She has demonstrated in her performances the capacity to represent a variety of roles, from fierce and tenacious fighters to frail and approachable people. Baptista's breakout performance as Ava Silva in "Warrior Nun" stands out as a moment when she showed she could carry a series.

Her performances in "Patrick," "Jogo Duplo," and "Levine" have further emphasized her talent for expressing nuanced emotions and developing enduring characters.