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HBO Max Portugal is releasing the acclaimed drama Still Here on February 27th, along with other new shows and returning favorites in late March.
The streaming platform will premiere original series like a third season of The Comeback and Rooster, as well as its first Italian original, Portobello.
For film enthusiasts, the VOD release of the 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights is anticipated, and HBO Max continues weekly releases like Madam Beja, Neighbors, and true-crime documentaries.
Additional programming includes documentaries on topics like banking, fitness, and Jehovahs Witnesses, along with returning shows like Last Week Tonight with John Oliver and Like Water for Chocolate. For younger viewers, new seasons of Batwheels and Isadora Moon are coming soon.

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As February 2026 draws to a close, HBO Max Portugal is preparing a range of film premieres and new episodes of popular series. Here’s what subscribers can look forward to between February 23rd and March 1st: The highlight of the week is the premiere of Still Here on Friday, February 27th. Walter Salles’ acclaimed drama, previously an awards season and box-office success, will be available for streaming. Looking ahead, HBO Max plans to roll out new shows in mid to late March, including originals like a third season of The Comeback and Rooster, plus returning favorites. Film enthusiasts can also anticipate the VOD release of the 2026 adaptation of Wuthering Heights. In addition, HBO Max continues its weekly releases, including: Madam Beja, a Brazilian telenovela (Max Original) centered on power, desire, and revenge. Neighbors, a documentary series from A24 and Josh Safdie that explores real neighbor feuds across the U.S. Murder in Glitterball City, a two-part true-crime documentary examining a deadly incident connected to Louisville’s mirrored glitterball heritage. Portobello, HBO Max’s first Italian original, dramatizing the wrongful Mafia-related arrest of TV host Enzo Tortora.

Expanding its documentary and crime coverage, HBO Max will also feature Banksters, Fit for a Killer, and Surviving the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, returning for Season 13. Like Water for Chocolate, back with a new season of romantic drama. The week begins with Season 4 of Industry, focused on the financial world, and concludes with A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. HBO Max will also broadcast the Welsh Open Snooker live. For younger viewers, new seasons of Batwheels and Isadora Moon are coming soon. Batwheels Season 3B will air on February 6th, followed by Isadora Moon Season 1C on February 12th. Plus, look for Paddington 2, Season 8 of Contraband: Seized at the Border starting February 24th, Holmes on Homes: Building a Legacy on March 1st (featuring Mike Holmes working with his kids), and the documentary series Lost Women of Alaska. Here’s the schedule: February 23rd (Tuesday): Industry (Season 4): New episode Welsh Open Snooker: Broadcast start (through March 1st) February 26th (Friday): Heated Rivalry (Season 1): New episode February 27th (Saturday): Still Here: Catalog premiere The Pitt (Season 2): New episode.

HBO Max March Highlights: A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Season 1 Premieres vs Still Here Movie

March 1st (Sunday): A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms (Season 1): New episode Which will you watch first: the award-winning Still Here, or A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms? \[Cover image for YouTube video: Still Here Official Trailer (Sony Pictures Portugal). Watch on YouTube]

In Case You Missed It

As we navigate through the bustling world of entertainment this season, let’s take a moment to explore what’s been keeping film buffs and gamers alike on the edge of their seats. First up, Marcus Thompson’s latest analysis, “Critical Spoilers Ahead: Unmasking the Figure Behind Boravia’s Hammer in Superman”, published on May 16th, delves into the intriguing mystery surrounding the identity behind the enigmatic ‘Hammer of Boravia’. Could it be a certain Supergirl? Click here to join Thompson’s speculative yet well-researched exploration Critical Spoilers Ahead: Unmasking the Figure Behind Boravia’s Hammer in Superman. Meanwhile, Brazilian film enthusiasts are celebrating as the Golden Globe-winning movie “The Secret Agent” expands its theatrical run, thanks to Marcus Thompson’s article published on January 19th. Since then, this espionage thriller has taken Brazil by storm, playing in an impressive 320 cinemas nationwide after starting with merely 137, with daily viewership tripling from 5,000 to around 20,000. Head over here to discover the behind-the-scenes success story of this remarkable film After Awards, ‘The Secret Agent’ Expands to More Cinemas. Lastly, if you’re eager for more insights into the fascinating world of game development, don’t miss Carlos Mendoza’s recent piece published on November 1st. Here, Hideo Kojima shares his admiration for the Brazilian film “Ainda Estou Aqui”, directed by Walter Salles and starring Fernanda Torres, offering captivating perspectives on art, health, and friendship with Norman Reedus – it’s a must-read! Hideo Kojima Praised ‘Still I’m Here’ Starring Fernanda Torres, Admitting He’s Not ‘Healthy’ at 62

Specification
Official Name	STILL HERE
Brief Summary	Hold on to memory, but don't lose sight of what’s still here.
Released	November 11, 2024
Duration	8 minutes
Genre	Adventure, Drama
Countries of Origin	EC
Director	Gabriel Osorio
Authors	Gabriel Osorio, Gabriel Osorio