Crossing the Line

Synopsis

Crossing the Line (original title: Fora de Controle) is a Brazilian crime thriller TV show released in 2012, starring Milhem Cortaz. The series dives deep into the gritty underworld of crime, exploring the fine line between justice and lawlessness. Through a complex narrative, it portrays the turbulent lives of its characters as they deal with personal and moral conflicts while navigating the dangerous world they inhabit. With intense action sequences and emotionally charged drama, Crossing the Line offers a raw and captivating look at the consequences of choices made in the shadows of society.

Cast

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  Milhem Cortaz

  Delegado Jorge Medeiros

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  Rafaela Mandelli

  Clarice Queiróz

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  Cláudio Gabriel

  Gaspar Brandão

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  Alice Assef

  Daniela

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  José Dumont

  Moacir

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  Marcello Gonçalves

  Calota

Reviews

Crossing the Line has garnered a mixed yet generally favorable reception from critics and audiences alike. On IMDb, the series holds a solid rating of 7.6/10, reflecting an appreciation for its gripping storytelling and compelling performances, particularly from Milhem Cortaz. Reviewers praise its authentic portrayal of crime dynamics and morally complex characters. For instance, many viewers commend the show for its intense atmosphere and emotional depth. However, some critics point out pacing issues and occasionally predictable plotlines as downsides. While not extensively covered on major review aggregator sites like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, the series is often noted in reviews from Brazilian media as a strong contribution to the crime thriller genre, balancing action with psychological insight. Overall, Crossing the Line stands out as a challenging and thought-provoking series that might not appeal to casual viewers but rewards those looking for a serious crime drama.