Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of the former Brazilian president, is facing a scandal over the funding of the film "Dark Horse," which presents Jair Bolsonaro as a savior.

Flávio Bolsonaro, the son of the former far-right leader, is at the center of a scandal that affects his campaign for the presidential elections in October, after his father was declared ineligible. The film "Dark Horse," which presents Jair Bolsonaro as a political outsider, will be released before the elections, but has sparked controversy due to its funding.

Flávio has acknowledged that the production received millions of dollars from Daniel Vorcaro, a businessman imprisoned for bank fraud, despite previous denials. Audio recordings show discussions about amounts of up to 24 million dollars. The scandal has influenced voting intentions, with Lula da Silva distancing himself in polls.

Additional details, such as Eduardo Bolsonaro's involvement in production and the lack of a functional website for the production company, amplify the controversies, highlighting the mix of politics and financial scandals in Brazil's electoral campaign.