In cinemas now

In theatres in Chile → coming to streaming

Everything playing in cinemas right now, each with an estimated date for when it should land on streaming — so you know whether to buy a ticket or wait it out at home.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Spider-Man: Brand New Day
In theatres · from Jul 30
Est. on OTT
~ Sep 17
The Odyssey
The Odyssey
In theatres · from Jul 16
Est. on OTT
~ Sep 3
Moana
Moana
In theatres · from Jul 9
Est. on OTT
~ Aug 27
Evil Dead Burn
Evil Dead Burn
In theatres · from Jul 9
Est. on OTT
~ Aug 27
The Invite
The Invite
In theatres · from Jul 9
Est. on OTT
~ Aug 27
PAN DE AJO
PAN DE AJO
In theatres · from Jul 10
Est. on OTT
~ Aug 28
La noche que dejé atrás
La noche que dejé atrás
In theatres · from Jul 11
Est. on OTT
~ Aug 29

Estimated dates are predictions based on typical theatrical-to-streaming windows (~6–8 weeks), not confirmed release dates. In the WhichOTT Android app you can turn on an alert to be notified the moment a film actually starts streaming.

Releasing in theatres next

Confirmed cinema dates in Chile.

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
In cinemas Aug 13
Est. on OTT
~ Oct 1

How the estimate works

Where does the estimated OTT date come from?

Most films reach streaming six to eight weeks after their theatrical release. We take the cinema release date and project forward by that typical window. It is a prediction based on industry patterns — not an announcement from the studio or platform.

How accurate is it?

It is a reasonable guide for mainstream releases, but windows vary a lot: some studio titles go to their own platform in under a month, while awards contenders and big theatrical performers can stay in cinemas far longer. Treat it as "roughly when to start checking", not a date to plan around.

Can I be told when it actually starts streaming?

Yes — the free WhichOTT Android app lets you follow a film and alerts you the moment it genuinely lands on a streaming service in your country, replacing the estimate with the confirmed date.

Why do the listings change by country?

Cinema schedules are set per territory, so a film may already be playing in one country and still be weeks away in another. The list above follows the country set in the header picker.