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Netflix Brazil Confirms ‘Sintonia’ Spin-Off, Football Docu ‘Brazil 1970’, and More
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Netflix is a global player and while the streaming company doesn’t really reveal its numbers, we know which markets are the biggest and we know which markets account for the most subscribers.

Of course, the U.S. market is the biggest one, which is natural, but you might be surprised that neither the U.K. nor the French markets are the second-biggest, according to analyst data, but rather the Brazilian market, which accounts for roughly 20.6 million paid subscribers.

In light of that, at the recent mega creativity forum Rio2C, Netflix Brazil has revealed several major projects for the local market, but which could also interest global audiences as well.

Related: Here’s What’s Leaving Netflix in June 2025

The first major project is something that football (soccer) fans will thoroughly enjoy. It is a documentary series titled Brazil 70, which will explore Brazil’s journey to the 1970 FIFA World Cup win,...
See full article at Comic Basics
  • 5/26/2025
  • by Arthur S. Poe
  • Comic Basics
Netflix Brazil Unveils a ‘Sintonia’ Spin-Off, Soccer Shows on Brazil 1970, Ronaldinho and Neymar and a Scripted Series on Brazil’s Biggest Ever Radioactive Disaster
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Directors Fernando Coimbra (“A Wolf at the Door”) and top production houses Gullane (“Senna”), O2 Filmes (“City of God”) and Boutique Filmes (“3%”) feature among 10 new productions announced Monday by Netflix.

The new announcements matter. Netflix does not break out client figures for individual countries. Brazil ranks, however, as its second-biggest market globally with 20.6 million paid subscribers, according to global analyst Omdia estimates. That places it ahead of the U.K. (17.7 million), Germany (17.5 million), and France (14.6 million).

One of Brazil’s biggest challenges is to export its biggest swings. Save for a rare exception like “Senna,” Netflix Brazilian shows are not global plays. Yet some achieve global viewership via Netflix, led in 2024 by “Desperate Lies,” Burning Betrayal,” “Senna” (which bowed Nov. 29), “Bionic” and “Good Morning, Veronica” according to PlumResearch. Further breakouts this year take in “A Tragedy Foretold: Flight 3054,” “Sintonia,” “Senna,” “Burning Betrayal” and “Stranded with My Mother in Law,...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 5/26/2025
  • by John Hopewell
  • Variety Film + TV
1970 FIFA World Cup Fictional Miniseries in Development at Netflix
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Picture: Brazil’s 1970 World Cup team

Another exciting sports period drama from Brazil is in development at Netflix. After producing the biopic on beloved F1 driver Ayrton Senna, the attention is now being turned to Brazil’s iconic World Cup winning team from the 1970 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. Details are limited, but filming will take place in Brazil and Mexico. Here’s what we know so far.

The Untitled Miniseries is a Brazilian sports drama created by Naná Xavier and Rafael Dornellas. Pedro Morelli and Paulo Morelli will direct it. It will be produced by 02 Filmes, the same studio behind the beloved film City of God. Since its founding in 1991, 02 Filmes has produced thousands of Brazilian films and television shows.

Picture left to right: Rafael Dornellas, Paulo Morelli, Pedro Morelli and Naná Xavier.

Andrea Barata Ribeiro, Fernando Meirelles, and Paulo Morelli are the executive producers representing 02 Filmes.

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See full article at Whats-on-Netflix
  • 2/26/2025
  • by Jacob Robinson
  • Whats-on-Netflix
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Former India football captain Mohammed Habib dies in Hyderabad, aged 74 (Ld)
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Mumbai, Aug 15 (Ians) Former India captain and legendary footballer Mohammed Habib, who was once praised by the Brazilian legend Pele himself, passed away in Hyderabad on Tuesday after a long illness. He was 74 and is survived by his wife, four daughters and a son.

Having made his name in Kolkata and lived there for decades, Habib a few years back shifted to Hyderabad and was bedridden for the last year or so as he has been suffering from dementia and Parkinson’s Syndrome. He breathed his last at around 4 pm on Tuesday at his residence in Toli Chowki, Hyderabad.

Born in Hyderabad in undivided Andhra Pradesh on July 17, 1949, Habib represented India for a decade from 1965-75 and was part of the golden generation that won a bronze medal in the 1970 Asian Games in Bangkok — the team led by statemate Syed Nayeemuddin and of which another legend P. K. Banerjee was the manager.
See full article at GlamSham
  • 8/15/2023
  • by Agency News Desk
  • GlamSham
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Lionel Messi Plays His Debut Game for Inter Miami Today — Here’s How to Watch It Live
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Lionel Messi is about to make his official debut as an Inter Miami player — and you don’t have to be a soccer fan to appreciate the gravity of this occasion.

The Argentinian star, who made the jump to Miami from Paris Saint-Germain this summer,...
See full article at Rollingstone.com
  • 7/21/2023
  • by Oscar Hartzog
  • Rollingstone.com
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