The 19th issue of Shuiesha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine revealed information about the newest animated film in the Naruto saga, Boruto: Naruto the Movie. The film will hit Japanese theaters on August 7, 2015. Kishimoto, the manga's author, will serve as chief production supervisor and created the character designs for the film.
The film will focus on Uzumaki Boruto, son of Naruto and Hinata, and also Uchiha Sarada, daughter of Sasuke and Sakura. Boruto will be voiced by Yuuko Sanpei, whose notable roles include Selim Bradley (Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood), Yuri Chvojka (Shakugan no Shana), Jean Russell (D.Gray-Man), and others. Kokoro Kikuchi will voice Sarada, the voice actress who previously voiced Boruto himself at the end of the film "The Last."
The movie poster (Below) shows a reference to the meaning of Boruto's name (Screw), which pays homage to his uncle Neji (Screw), with the screws in the title and the wrench held by him.
Boruto and Sarada's designs were also revealed, check them out below!
“You can tell from his facial expression that he is mischievous, he also has two vertical lines on each cheek.”
"In his eyes we see his special characteristic. His clothes are typical Uchiha clan robes."
There is no forecast for the film's arrival in Brazilian cinemas, but it is something that cannot be ruled out with the arrival of the film The Last to Brazilian screens!
UPDATED (04/07/2015)