President Lula Launches Tela Brasil, a Free-of-Charge Streaming Service Offering Brazilian Productions

Lula announced the streamer, with a catalog of 555 titles, during Rio2C

By Marcelo Cajueiro

Marcelo Cajueiro

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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced May 30 at Rio2C the creation of Tela Brasil (Screen Brazil), a free-of-charge public streaming service with an initial catalog of 555 Brazilian productions.

Anyone with an account in Gov.br, the official digital platform of the Brazilian federal government, can log into Tela Brasil. The new streamer offers 139 feature films, 85 medium-length films or television movies, 267 short films and 64 series produced locally from 1910 to 2025.

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