Go Up Entertainment Will Delay Delivery of Documents on 'Dark Horse' Without US Order

The majority shareholder of Go Up Entertainment Llc, Michael Davis, has communicated to the Brazilian Federal Police (PF) that the company will provide documents relating to the film "Dark Horse" only following an order from the US judiciary. The position was expressed on September 2, after the PF had requested corporate, accounting, tax, banking and contractual data to reconstruct the origin, route and final recipients of the funds used to produce the film on the life of former president Jair Bolsonaro.

Davis specified that documents held in the United States can only be delivered to the Brazilian authorities through international judicial cooperation channels, such as a letter rogatory or a request for judicial assistance. According to a private appraisal commissioned by GoUp, "Dark Horse" recorded costs of $9.66 million in the US and $3.72 million in Brazil. The Federal Police is also investigating the approximately 61 million reais, approximately 10.3 million euros, transferred, according to its documents, through the US Havengate Development fund. However, the appraisal did not verify the origin of these resources or carry out an audit on the fund.