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In 2019, Brazil's Operation Lava Jato faced a credibility crisis after leaked messages revealed questionable exchanges among authorities. This documentary follows a group of journalists investigating the implications of these leaks, which led to multiple crises threatening Brazilian democracy. The film captures the urgency of the situation as the journalists work to uncover the truth behind the scandal.
As the investigation unfolds, the documentary illustrates the risks faced by journalists in a politically charged environment. It emphasizes the impact of the revelations on public trust and the political landscape in Brazil, showcasing the challenges of exposing corruption in such a volatile context.
Why Watch
- •Follow journalists confronting political corruption in Brazil.
- •See the impact of leaked messages on Brazilian democracy.
- •Find out how the scandal affected public trust.
Did You Know
•Operation Lava Jato's credibility was compromised in 2019.
•The documentary features a group of journalists dedicated to uncovering the truth.
•The film has a duration of 131 minutes.
Perfect For
Brazilian politicsInvestigative journalismCorruption exposés