Our story
The path of Cris Pelo Mundo across family trips, television, books and audiovisual production.
Chapter 01
An audiovisual résumé narrated by Cris: how family trips became seasons, books and in-house production.
Chapter 02
Cris Pelo Mundo was born from family trips recorded by Igor and grew into nine documentary seasons, a feature film and specials, aired on Travel Box Brazil and available on Prime Video and Looke.
Chapter 03
Cris Stilben hosts the nine seasons of Cris Pelo Mundo, from the 60-day journey to the North Pole, in 2019, to the European train crossing of “Rumo ao Paraíso”, in 2026. She also writes the books that continue the trips' stories beyond the screen and leads the family travel consulting.
Hosting and authorship
Igor Duarte has directed Cris Pelo Mundo's audiovisual production since the first season, in 2019 — from on-location filming to final cut — and co-directs the feature film “Uma Grande Mudança”, shot in Switzerland in 2023.
Direction and production
Chapter 04
Traveling as a family changes the pace, the choices and what's worth recording. That point of view is what every season is built on.
Chapter 05
Documented milestones only.
“Rumo ao Polo Norte” (To the North Pole) premieres, filmed over a 60-day journey to the Arctic Circle.
“Coleção de Momentos” (Collection of Moments) revisits Thailand, Singapore and Europe across 13 episodes about traveling with young children.
“Descobrindo Portugal” (Discovering Portugal) travels the country north to south, from Guimarães to Madeira Island, in 26 episodes.
“Um Mergulho na Croácia” (A Dive Into Croatia) follows the Adriatic coast from Zagreb to Dubrovnik through a European summer.
The feature film “Uma Grande Mudança” (A Big Change) is shot in Switzerland as the family awaits a new arrival.
“Nas Águas do Brasil” (In Brazil's Waters) travels Jericoacoara, Bonito and Foz do Iguaçu — the first season with Francisco along for the trip.
“Mediterrâneo à Vista” (Mediterranean in Sight) sails aboard the Symphony of the Seas, from Barcelona to Rome and Naples.
“O Despertar para a Curiosidade” (Awakening Curiosity) takes the family to Santiago Island, Cape Verde, inspired by Darwin's voyage.
“Viajar é Divertido” (Traveling Is Fun) follows the inaugural sailing of the Utopia of the Seas, between Florida's parks and the Kennedy Space Center.
“Rumo ao Paraíso” (Toward Paradise) crosses Europe by train, ferry and cruise, from Luxembourg to Spain, across 13 episodes.
Best Audiovisual Feature at the Prêmio Europa de Comunicação, 2022.
Nine documentary seasons, the feature film “Uma Grande Mudança” and specials, aired on Travel Box Brazil, with seasons available on Prime Video and Looke.
