Director: Rodrigo Van Der Put, Eduardo Vaisman
Pilar's Diary in the Amazon is a Brazilian family adventure that sends a curious young explorer through a magic net into the heart of the rainforest, where a new friendship pulls her into a fight to protect the forest.
What is Pilar's Diary in the Amazon about?
Young adventurer Pilar has a gift for slipping into far-off places through a magical net, and this time it carries her deep into the Amazon. There she meets Maiara, a riverside girl whose community has been torn apart, and the encounter turns Pilar's journey into a rescue mission. Together with her companions, Pilar sets out to reunite her new friend's scattered family and to push back against the destruction eating away at the forest. Wonder, humor and real stakes travel side by side as the group crosses rivers and canopy in search of a way to set things right.
Cast & crew
The voice and screen cast includes Lina Flor as Pilar alongside Miguel Soares, Sophia Ataíde, Thúlio Naab, Marcelo Adnet, Emílio Dantas and Babu Santana. The film is directed by Rodrigo Van Der Put and Eduardo Vaisman.
Context & significance
A 2026 Brazilian production, Pilar's Diary in the Amazon draws on the popular Diário de Pilar franchise of children's stories about a globe-hopping young heroine. It folds adventure, comedy and gentle fantasy into a setting rooted in the real Amazon, and threads an environmental message — the cost of deforestation and the value of the communities who live along the river — through a plot aimed squarely at family audiences. Its blend of magical travel and grounded stakes makes it an easy watch for younger viewers and the adults alongside them, and a natural fit for K-Time households looking for something the whole family can share.
Where & how to watch
Pilar's Diary in the Amazon is available on K-Time with Persian subtitles. This page is free to read, and playback only asks you to sign in with a free K-Time account. With its Farsi-first interface, K-Time makes it simple for Persian-speaking families to find the film, turn on subtitles and enjoy it together across phones, tablets and the living-room screen.