Overview
- The Ministry of Culture released the service after nearly a year of testing, offering free access through a gradually distributed Android app with login via gov.br and plans to add iOS and smart TV apps.
- The initial catalogue lists roughly 550 to 555 Brazilian works across films, series, and documentaries, with the full list still being assembled.
- The project stems from a technical cooperation with the Federal University of Alagoas and an initial investment of R$ 4.4 million for infrastructure and licensing.
- Curation draws on partnerships with institutions including Cinemateca Brasileira, Funarte, and Fundação Cultural Palmares to preserve and showcase national audiovisual heritage.
- The platform emphasizes education and accessibility, supporting school use under Law 13.006/2014 and offering resources such as audio description and captions, plus dedicated children’s programming.