Greta Gerwig’s Narnia sets out its February 2027 theatrical plans

The Portuguese Tudum announcement lists IMAX previews from February 10 and a February 11 cinema date; it does not confirm Brazilian cities or ticket sales.

A lion’s silhouette in a starry sky, with an illuminated winged horse in front.
Promotional Narnia artwork published by Tudum, not identified as a frame from the finished film.

Greta Gerwig’s Narnia adaptation, titled Nárnia: O Sobrinho do Mago in Portuguese, has a new trailer and a 2027 theatrical window. The Portuguese Tudum announcement lists exclusive IMAX previews from February 10 and a cinema opening on February 11.

The film returns to Narnia’s origins by adapting C. S. Lewis’s 1955 novel The Magician’s Nephew. Set before the wardrobe adventure, the story concerns the creation of Narnia. It is a new adaptation of that beginning, not a direct sequel to the earlier film trilogy.

According to the announcement, Netflix handles distribution in the United States and Sony Pictures Entertainment handles theatrical distribution outside North America. A Netflix production therefore does not mean bypassing cinemas. The announcement does not list Brazilian cities, venues or advance-sale dates.

Gerwig also produces. The crew includes cinematographer Seamus McGarvey, costume designer Jacqueline Durran and visual effects supervisor Paul Franklin. The credits identify the team; they do not establish the finished film’s style or the success of its adaptation.

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