Congressman Mário Frias, Senator Flávio Bolsonaro and actor Jim Caviezel, who plays former president Jair Bolsonaro in the film 'Dark Horse', about the life of the former Brazilian president. Reproduction/Social Media The PT filed a request with both the Federal Supreme Court (STF) and the Federal Police (PF) to investigate whether there was the practice of "slush funds" for the presidential campaign of Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) in the production of the film Dark Horse. 📱 Access Sadi’s WhatsApp Channel In the document sent to the Court and the corporation, the party's national directory alleges that the production shows the use of funds abroad with "complex financial operations" to support the request to open investigations. The action is based on reports published by the website The Intercept Brasil about Flávio Bolsonaro's relationship with Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, and requests for financing the film. Now on g1 According to reports, the film received around R$61 million. According to the PT, part of the money was used to "sustain Eduardo Bolsonaro's structure in the United States" which, according to the party, had an "eminently political and electoral function." "If irregularities are confirmed by the investigative bodies, elements capable of characterizing electoral and criminal offenses may emerge, including those related to the omission, concealment or falsehood of information relevant to the supervision of political-electoral activity, including the hypothesis of electoral misrepresentation (“box 2”), provided for in article 350 of the Electoral Code", says an excerpt from the request. As the PT maintains in the document, the allocation of parliamentary amendments to companies related to the film's producer may be justification for investigating "a possible configuration of abuse of economic power". In the document, the PT also mentions that the STF and PF investigate whether the film Dark Horse obtained all the necessary registrations with Ancine to be filmed and produced in Brazil, as well as whether the foreign actors obtained a work visa to come to the country. READ MORE Master Case: Daniel Vorcaro cites 'Dark Horse' and Ciro Nogueira in new plea bargain proposal 'Dark Horse': what is known about Bolsonaro's biopic, for which Flavio Bolsonaro asked Vorcaro for money Investigation investigates whether there was indirect use of money from the city of SP in Bolsonaro's film Nunes removes SPTuris manager accused of alleged connection with the NGO of the businesswoman who produced the film 'Dark Horse' Even with a contribution of R$61 million from Vorcaro, the film about Bolsonaro was denounced for poor conditions