PULSE NEWS · CULTURE · MORE STORIES WORTH YOUR TIME
Language:
Photo storyParis Filmes1 min read

Boiúna brings an Amazonian legend to a survival thriller

A medical mission faces an ancient predator; the Brazilian release is planned for November 12.

By PulseNovember 3, 2026
Red film title beside the face of a person covered in mud.
Promotional artwork for Boiúna – Terror no Amazonas released by Paris Filmes.

Boiúna – Terror no Amazonas is planned for Brazilian cinemas on November 12, according to distributor Paris Filmes’ listing. The story follows young doctors on a humanitarian mission in the Amazon.

Their arrival awakens Boiúna, an ancient creature defending its territory. Directed by Mike P. Nelson, the film uses elements of an Amazonian legend in a fictional survival thriller.

Red film title beside the face of a person covered in mud.
Promotional artwork for Boiúna – Terror no Amazonas released by Paris Filmes. View full-size image

The story is one fictional interpretation rather than a definitive account of traditions across different communities. Check local cinema listings for showtimes and any date changes.

Back to section
MoviesAs Benzedeiras follows five women and their blessing traditionsLabibe Araújo’s documentary is expected in Brazilian cinemas on November 12.MoviesWhy Wildwood took 16 years to reach the screenTravis Knight describes the project’s long journey; frame-by-frame animation explains part of the work.MoviesIn Waves brings a story of love and surfing to Netflix in DecemberThe animated adaptation of AJ Dungo’s graphic memoir is due on December 11.