Disney+ closes historic partnership with Seriella and bets on Brazilian productions
Disney+ announces a historic agreement with Seriella, marking a new chapter in the expansion of original content in Brazil and across Latin America. The contract covers a broad slate of premieres and scripted series to air simultaneously with RecordTV, strengthening the presence of national productions on a global platform.
The deal makes every premiere available on Disney+ simultaneously with RecordTV, giving audiences immediate access on both broadcast TV and streaming.
It also reinforces the platform's commitment to supporting and elevating Brazilian storytelling, broadening its international visibility.
With this move, Disney+ doubles down on original content produced in Brazil, expanding catalog diversity and consolidating Seriella as a long-term strategic partner.
“Seriella is a partner we're deeply proud of. We believe in the potential of their productions, which combine artistic quality, technological ambition, cultural relevance and mass appeal. This agreement strengthens our strategy of delivering local content with global reach.”
Titles confirmed in the package
Ben-Hur (2026)
Superproduction · 50 episodes
Based on Lew Wallace's classic, told through a contemporary lens with a Brazilian cast and grand-scale sets — the largest investment in a local series to date.
Love in Ruins
Series · 35 episodes · premieres Jul 20
Set in ancient Israel, it explores emotional reconstruction, loyalty and redemption as a metaphor for the bond between the divine and the people of Israel.
Wrath of the Heir
Epic series · 20 episodes
Manasseh breaks silently from the faith that shaped him and, in Assyria, learns that power isn't inherited — it's conquered, at brutal cost.
The 7 Marys
Miniseries · 4 episodes
A dense psychological thriller on the journey of Mary Magdalene, marked by injustice, lost loves and the impossible mission of carrying seven Marys within one soul.
Jesus (2018)
Established hit · new window
Returns to the catalog with a new broadcast window, reaffirming the global reach of Seriella's biblical productions.
