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The details nobody understands in Dark Horse's accounting

An expert examination commissioned by production company Go Up Entertainment revealed that 72% of the spending on the film "Dark Horse," about the political career of former President Jair Bolsonaro, was done in the United States. The audit also identified that the costs of the initial stages of the project were well above market standards for productions of this size, which caught the attention of five producers consulted by the blog team who work in the Brazilian audiovisual sector.

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