I’m Still Here and Vitória are coming to Netflix: what the Globo deal confirms
The agreement covers 18 productions rolling out from December 2026 through mid-2027. Territories differ, and individual film dates remain unannounced.

Netflix and Globo have announced their largest content licensing agreement to date. For film audiences in Brazil, the highlights include I’m Still Here, licensed for Brazil only, and Vitória, set for worldwide distribution. The announcement gives neither film an individual Netflix release date.
The package contains 14 films, three telenovelas and one series, totaling 18 Globo original productions. Releases begin in December 2026 and continue through mid-2027. That is an overall window, not a promise that every title will arrive on the same day.
Territories vary by production. I’m Still Here is limited to Brazil under this deal, while Vitória, directed by Andrucha Waddington and starring Fernanda Montenegro, will be distributed worldwide. Seven seasons of the comedy Vai Que Cola are licensed for Brazil. India – A Love Story, known in Portuguese as Caminho das Índias, is licensed for the United States and Latin America, explicitly excluding Brazil.

The arrival of Globo content on Netflix therefore needs to be followed title by title. I’m Still Here, winner of the 2025 Academy Award for Best International Feature Film, gains another viewing window for Brazilian subscribers; Vitória broadens its reach through global distribution.
The announcement establishes the size of the package, its release period and the territories for several highlighted titles. Individual dates still await further information from Netflix.


