Paris Filmes recusa distribuir cinebiografia de Bolsonaro "Dark Horse" no Brasil
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A Paris Filmes, uma das principais distribuidoras de cinema do Brasil, recusou distribuir "Dark Horse", a cinebiografia do ex-presidente Jair Bolsonaro. O filme vinha gerando grande repercussão nas redes sociais, mas agora enfrenta um obstáculo significativo para chegar aos cinemas brasileiros. A distribuidora confirmou a decisão em nota oficial, afirmando que avalia constantemente oportunidades de distribuição no mercado cinematográfico nacional.
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bskyParis Filmes recusa distribuir cinebiografia de Bolsonaro "Dark Horse" no Brasilupnerd.com.brKey quotes
· 1 pulledA Paris Filmes informa que, como distribuidora atuante no mercado cinematográfico brasileiro, é frequentemente procurada por produtoras nacionais e estrangeiras para avaliar oportunidades de
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