The world’s largest open-air movie screen is back at the Jockey Club and promises to feature recent movie releases, such as “The Odyssey, ” concerts, and DJ sets from October 6 through 18. Open Air Brasil will have free admission, and the date for ticket presales has already been announced—here’s how to get yours!
The screen installed at the Jockey Club measures 325 square meters and is comparable in size to a tennis court! So, saying it’s the world’s largest screen is no exaggeration.
With the goal of stepping out of conventional theaters to enjoy the best of cinema under the open sky, Open Air Brasil has been encouraging audiences since 2002 to enjoy São Paulo’s nights in an open-air space brimming with entertainment. The event also features social areas and children’s activities.
Seeking to attract a diverse audience, this year’s curators aimed to blend previews, electrifying new releases , and, of course, classics and re-releases to warm the hearts of those feeling nostalgic. In addition, the lineup also includes children’s films and Brazilian short films.
Festival film lineup and attractions

Presented by the Ministry of Culture and Nubank, Open Air Brasil has already released the list of titles and musical acts by date. Check out the lineup:
Week 1:
- October 6 (Free admission): Preview screening of *Rosebush Pruning* + *Curta A Menina e o Mar*
- Oct. 7: Michael + The Thriller Experience Show (a tribute to Michael Jackson)
- Oct. 8: Thelma & Louise + Letrux Concert
- 10/09: The Devil Wears Prada 2 + Curta Leg Day and DJ Alma Negrot
- October 10: 1st showing: Moana (live-action) + 2nd showing: The Odyssey and DJ Lys Ventura; children’s programming with workshops, games, and characters
- Oct. 11: 1st showing: Toy Story 5 + 2nd showing: The Mandalorian and Grogu, with activities geared toward families and children
In Week 2:
- October 12 (Children’s Day): 1st showing: *A Galinha Pintadinha: O Filme* + 2nd showing: *Akira* (4K re-release) with a Beatles concert for kids
- 10/13: Obsession: Happiness Is Relative
- Oct. 14: Natal Amargo + Curta A Menina e o Pote
- Oct. 15: Ponto Sem Retorno and a concert by Yago Oproprio
- Oct. 16 : Kill Bill: All the Blood Spilled and DJ Tamenpi
- Oct. 17: 1st showing: Cars + 2nd showing: D-Day
- 10/18 (Closing Night): Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft – The Tour + Curta Amarela
Note: All films—except children’s movies—are subtitled.
While enjoying the screenings, the audience can relax on lounge chairs and in the bleachers, as well as take advantage of a dedicated food court, brand activations, and a covered social area. In fact, in case of rain, the festival will distribute free rain ponchos.
The venue includes an accessible route, priority seating, ramps, and accessible restrooms. In addition, there will be Brazilian Sign Language interpreters, tactile signage, and earplugs or noise-canceling headphones available for loan.
Tickets for Open Air Brasil
During the opening on October 6, admission to the event will be free. However, be sure to claim your tickets, which will be available on the official platform starting October 1.
Nubank customers will have access to the presale on September 8 and 9, as well as a 20% discount on full-price tickets. General sales will begin on September 10; both presale and general sales start at 11 a.m.
In general, tickets start at R$45, with half-price options available. Children over 2 years old must pay for a ticket. Each ticket entitles the holder to a bag of popcorn.