I'm Rich!

Selminha, a working class woman, suddenly receives a family inheritance with a catch. To claim it, she must spend 30 million reais in 30 days while not accumulating any extra wealth. What follows is a sprint through temptations, social misfires, and improvised schemes as she tries to stretch money and buy moments she thinks she needs. The clock ticks and the farce mirrors the tension between shopping and status, showing how appearances can mask real priorities. Her errands draw in friends and neighbors turning daily tasks into social tests and forcing her to weigh appearances against practicality. The humor stays buoyant as the satire stays focused on human quirks. The film balances satire with genuine warmth for its characters throughout.

Directed by Pedro Antônio, I'm Rich! comes from creators Fil Braz and Vitor Brandt. This Brazilian comedy offers a high concept premise to spark laughs and a sense of social commentary that resonates in contemporary Brazilian life for local audiences.

The reception treats the film as a sharp social satire about wealth and class, using a playful premise to probe what money can and cannot do. The ensemble, led by Samantha Schmütz, keeps the pace brisk and the humor precise, with timing shaping many gags.

In the landscape of Brazilian comedies, this title contributes a youthful, money-centric farce that reflects mid-2010s urban life. It toys with pop culture tropes and provides a springboard for dialogue about class, consumer culture, and the real costs of desire, and leaves audiences thinking about how money shapes choices long after the credits roll.

Box office data for this title isn't widely reported, and there isn't a widely cited worldwide gross. It played primarily in Brazilian release markets.