The disclosure of the conversations in which the senator (-RJ) asks the former banker for money, the former president (PL), puts the origin of the resources to finance the project under suspicion.
Furthermore, the conversations reveal that the relationship between Flávio and the owner of the house was close, to the point where the senator was able to charge him for late installments. The value agreed with Vorcaro would be R$134 million, of which R$61 million was actually paid to the production of the film “”.
Released by the website The Intercept, the new facts involve characters already known in the Master scandal, such as Vorcaro’s brother-in-law, Fabiano Zettel, and publicist Thiago Miranda. Furthermore, companies and funds linked to the financial fraud scheme may have helped to make the transfers viable.
See who the people and organizations involved are.
Cyrus Nowrasteh
Director of the film “Dark Horse”. His filmography includes productions that address religious and nationalist themes.
Daniel Vorcaro
Owner of Banco Master, which operated a financial fraud scheme whose losses totaled R$60 billion. As revealed, he financed the film about Bolsonaro from companies and funds liquidated by the Central Bank.
‘Dark Horse’
Name of the film about the trajectory of Jair Bolsonaro. The term can be translated into Portuguese as “underdog”.
Flávio’s brother and son of the former president. He has been in the USA since 2025, from where he campaigned for sanctions on Brazil. He is suspected of having brokered negotiations with Vorcaro and using the banker’s money to support himself abroad.
Between Investments
. It has shares in seven funds in the Master network totaling R$2.9 billion. Payments to the Havengate Development fund were brokered by Entre.
Fabiano Zettel
Vorcaro’s brother-in-law. In messages released by Intercept, he appears to be responsible for monitoring the film’s payment flow.
Flavio Bolsonaro
Senator and son of the former president. He appears in conversations with Vorcaro demanding late installments of the film. When questioned by journalists, he denied having asked Vorcaro for money, but admitted hours later.
“Brother, I am and will always be with you, there’s no need for half a conversation between us. I just need you to give me some light! Abs!”, says the senator in a message to Vorcaro.
Havengate Development
Possible destination of resources transferred by Entre Investimentos abroad. The fund, managed by Paulo Calixto, would have received part of the R$61 million paid by Banco Master. Calixto is a lawyer linked to Eduardo Bolsonaro.
Go Up Entertainment
Film producer, managed by Karina Gama. The company claims funding for the film due to a confidentiality agreement.
Know Brazil Institute
Chaired by Karina Gama, the organization received more than R$100 million from the administration of the mayor of São Paulo, Ricardo Nunes, to provide Wi-Fi in low-income communities.
Jim Caviezel
Actor who plays Jair Bolsonaro in the film. He participated in productions such as “The Passion of the Christ” (2004) and “The Count of Monte Cristo” (2002).
Karina Ferreira da Gama
Managing partner of Go Up Entertainment, producer of the film, and organizations. She claims that she did not receive any money from Vorcaro and that she only accepted foreign investments. Flávio’s audios would be a personal search for resources, he says.
Mario Frias
Federal deputy (PL-SP) and former Secretary of Culture of the Bolsonaro government. He also spoke with Vorcaro about values, says the Intercept. Furthermore, he is being investigated for transferring R$2 million in parliamentary amendments to an institute linked to Karina Gama.
Thiago Miranda
Advertiser, partner of Portal Leo Dias and owner of the Mithi agency. Involved in the attack campaign against BC on the networks, he organized the first meeting between Flávio and Vorcaro.
