Empirion: Uma Aventura com Einstein

Félix is a teenage prodigy who loves tinkering more than watching TV. When Empirion, a daring tech company, brings back the legendary physicist Albert Einstein, Félix sees a chance to turn his ideas into reality. He believes the science icon can supply the missing spark his invention needs and a passport to the real world of research. With a mix of nerves and bravado, he sets out to locate Einstein and enlist his mentorship. He is joined by Maria, a brave friend who grounds the plan, Zé Coelho, a quick witted sidekick, and Júlia, who keeps their heads in the right place. The group faces obstacles, ethical questions, and the pressure to prove a genius can help humanity. Along the way they stumble into unexpected lessons about trust and the cost of brilliance.

Directed by Michael Ruman, the film presents an original concept by Bruno Barrio, Cadu Machado and João Roberto Gaiotto, with a production rooted in adventure and science fiction sensibilities, and a playful but thoughtful tone that suits young audiences today.

Box office data for this title is not publicly disclosed, and there is no widely reported worldwide gross at this time. The film seems to have had a modest release and streaming presence in select markets during its first rollout.

Reception and themes focus on curiosity, collaboration, and the responsibility that comes with scientific power. Félix externalizes a teenage hunger to belong in the world of ideas while learning that mentorship matters. The film nods to Einstein with warmth, offering optimism about future discoveries and cooperation among students and researchers.