Five new films debut in theaters: from Robin Hood to Paw Patrol
Brazilian cinemas begin showing new films on August 13, 2026, with a variety of options for different viewers and preferences. This week’s programming covers adventure, science fiction, horror and comedy productions, including a new national story that promises to thrill the public.
Discover the main releases debuting this week:
Introducing ‘The Death of Robin Hood’, a dark look at the hero
Hugh Jackman plays an older, troubled version of the famous outlaw in “The Death of Robin Hood.” The film is directed by Michael Sarnoski, known for his work on “Pig”, and also features Jodie Comer and Bill Skarsgård in the supporting cast.
The plot follows Robin Hood after a battle he believed would be his last. Seriously injured, he is found by an enigmatic woman, played by Comer, who takes care of his injuries.
From that point on, the film explores the character’s past and the consequences of a career marked by crimes and acts of violence. The production is rated for people over 18 and has a duration of 122 minutes.
Science fiction in ‘The end of the street’ transports family to the age of dinosaurs
Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor lead the cast of “The End of the Street”, a science fiction film directed by David Robert Mitchell, famous for “Treat of Evil”. The plot follows a family from the 1980s whose neighborhood is transported to a completely unknown setting.
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Couple Denise and Greg face problems in their relationship while trying to care for their two teenage children. This situation worsens when a cosmic event moves Oak Street, placing residents in front of an environment inhabited by dinosaurs.
Lasting 100 minutes, the film mixes elements of science fiction, suspense and adventure to tell a story of survival in a prehistoric world.
The ‘Paw Patrol’ pups embark on an adventure with dinosaurs
The beloved television pups also hit the big screen on August 13, 2026 with “Paw Patrol: A Dino Adventure.”
In the plot, the team is taken to a mysterious dinosaur island after a strong storm. There, they meet Rex, a lost pup who knows the territory well.
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The scenario becomes dangerous when mining led by Humdinger causes a volcano to erupt. The Paw Patrol then needs to organize a major rescue operation to save the island’s inhabitants.
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Directed by Cal Brunker, the film is 88 minutes long and opens in Brazilian cinemas on August 13, 2026.
The sequel ‘Colleagues and the Heir’ explores new adventures and themes
Thirteen years after the first film, Marcelo Galvão returns to the universe of “Colleagues” with the production “Colleagues and the Herdeiro”.
The story takes Stalone and Aninha to Uruguay. Stalone believes he inherited a hotel from his mother and invites new residents from the Santa Lúcia Institute to spend some time at the property. The trip turns into a new adventure for the group.
The production expands discussions about autonomy, relationships, sexuality and confronting prejudice against people with disabilities, consolidating the legacy of the first film that was a pioneer in bringing protagonists with Down Syndrome to national cinema. The incorporation of autistic actors into the cast and the focus on humor reinforce the approach to issues linked to neurodiversity.
Ariel Goldenberg, Rita Pokk and Breno Viola are among the protagonists, with Fafy Siqueira in the cast. The Brazilian film is distributed by H2O Films.
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Slasher horror in ‘Acampamento Miasma’ mixes desire and pop culture
For those looking for horror films, “Camp Miasma: Adolescence, Sex and Death” presents the slasher genre with an approach marked by desire, obsession and pop culture references.
Hannah Einbinder plays Kris, a young queer filmmaker hired to revitalize a 1980s horror franchise. During the project, she seeks out the actress who starred in the original film, played by Gillian Anderson.
The relationship between the two begins to mix fascination, tension and issues from the past, while disturbing events begin to impact the production. Jane Schoenbrun directs the film, which is 112 minutes long and rated 18 years old.
The film was awarded the Queer Palm at the 2026 Cannes Film Festival and uses elements of horror to explore themes such as identity, sexuality, fandom and the complex relationship between reality and fiction.
