Brazil's Globo has licensed 18 titles to Netflix in a deal running from December until mid-2027, including the Oscar-winning film 'I'm Still Here'.
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01Summary
- 01The licensing deal covers 14 films, three telenovelas and one series, including Walter Salles' Oscar winner 'I'm Still Here'.
- 02The agreement runs from December until mid-2027, with rights varying by title and region.
- 03International Emmy winner 'India – A Love Story' is included, with Netflix acquiring rights for the US and Latin America.
- 04Seven seasons of the comedy series 'Vai Que Cola' (2013-2026) have been licensed for Brazil only.
- 05Globo's director of rights Pedro Garcia said the deal aims to expand Brazilian creativity to global audiences.
02Why it matters
This deal reflects a growing trend in streaming where licensing spend is rising while original production budgets stagnate, giving viewers access to more Brazilian content on Netflix.
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