Filmland International is a Brazilian film production company, focused in genre and fantasy movies, whose main goal is to combine quality and entertainment for international audiences.

In its portfolio, there are several movies that were very well received by the public and prestigious film festivals. Among them, "Motorrad", an action thriller that was at Toronto International Film Festival and was sold to several territories around the world, recently an English language remake was sold to Australia. Recently, Filmland released "Yakuza Princess", a graphic novel adaptation starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers and American-Japanese sensation Masumi, which was represented by XYZ Films, and became Netflix top#5 film in the world during the week of release. Other titles include de action-comedy "Divorce", which reached the top#10 at the Brazilian box office; "The Dreamseller", also among the top#10, turning out to be Netflix top #10 in most of Latin America; "The Exam", another title at the top#10; and "Any Stray Cat", which not only reached the top#10 but ranked among the top Disney Brazil's titles. Besides feature films, Filmland produced documentaries, like March of the Living, a documentary about Jewish kids filmed in Brazil, USA, Poland, Germany and Israel, directed by Sino-American Jessica Sanders.

Currently in post-production are the documentary "Visions in the Dark", by Flavia Moraes, about horse enchanters around the globe; and, the feature film "Lost", based on the best seller "Perdida" by Carina Rissi, a period big production with Disney Brazil.

Filmland is now developing genre and fantasy feature films, that go from science fiction to adventure and graphic novels’ adaptations.