Netflix, Globo Score Biggest-Ever Licensing Deal Led by Oscar-Winning ‘I’m Still Here'
The package includes 14 films, three telenovelas and one series, with Walter Salles’ Oscar winner leading a rollout through mid-2027.
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Netflix Strikes Deal Buys ‘I’m Still Here’ & ‘India – A Love Story’
Netflix has bought a raft of films and series from Brazilian powerhouse Globo including Walter Salles’ Oscar-winning movie I’m Still Here. The U.S. streamer’s agreement with Globo fare is the largest ever programming deal between the two. Netflix has acquired a package of fourteen movies, a trio of telenovelas and a TV series. The deal for I’m Still Here is just for Brazil. Elsewhere, Netflix has taken global rights to titles including Vitória…
Netflix and Globo have concluded an unprecedented licensing agreement. The platform will start making available original works by the station starting in December. There will be 14 films, three novels and a series. Productions will be doubled and subtitled in several languages. Interview: Disney+ will start launching a national production per month and may have novels, says executive Monica Albuquerque Na Netflix: Mauricio Destri and Isabelle Dr…
Globo, Netflix seal biggest 18-title licensing deal
According to Variety, Brazil’s Globo, Latin America’s biggest media company, has struck an 18-title licensing deal with Netflix that is the largest between the two companies. The pact is led by Walter Salles’ Academy Award […]
Globo, Netflix Strike Biggest Licensing Deal Between the Two Companies, Led by Walter Salles’ Oscar Winner ‘I’m Still Here’
When the going gets tough, the tough get together: Brazil’s Globo, Latin America’s biggest media company, has struck an 18-title licensing deal with Netflix, led by one jewel in Globo’s crown, Walter Salles’ Academy Award winner “I’m Still Here.” Kicking in from December, the agreement sees titles rolling out on Netflix through mid-2027. The wide-ranging […]
18 original works by Globo, which include 14 films, three novels and a series, will be available on the platform
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