Polícia Federal: A Lei é para Todos

In the early 90s Brazil introduced the Real Plan, which brought much needed financial and economic stability to the country. For the first time in decades Brazilians were able to make long-term plans, so essential to building a successful future. That story is told in the film "Real: O Plano Por Trás Da História" And now we have an even better film that shows the even more important change that is taking place in the country, by giving the people a sense of justice - that nobody is above the law. It is a process that is still evolving, hence the need to protect the individuals involved, and is encountering resistance from a PT appointed Supreme Court that is systematically releasing many of the corrupt politicians who have been convicted and sentenced to prison terms under the Car Wash Operation. Watch this film to understand this vital process in the development of a country that has all the ingredients to be a success on the world stage - bar this essential building block of rule of law. Let us hope and pray that the story will have a happy ending! The Brazilian people are counting on it and will hopefully vote accordingly in October.

In the movie there is not a single politician described with compliments, so there's no meaning to classify the movie as a one sided politic. in fact, There's a real description of the politicians in Brazil nowadays: there are few reliable. The former president Lula has a main role in the movie because it is exactly what is happening in car wash operation (he is the first former president condemned by law in Brazilian history). The facts look like fiction but they are true, the history is amazing.

If you wanna understand Brazil greatest campaign against corruption, you must watch this epic movie. It smells Oscar :-) I hope the members of Academy grant the Oscar of Best Motion Picture (yes, the top one) to this masterpiece. Heads up: Brazilian cinematographic industry is filled with communists. Be carefull reading the reviews/critics.

Althought it is a quite well done film, I am still waiting for the promissed sequel showing the investigation and arrest of politics from different political parties. But this is never going to happen because like Lava Jato (car wash operation), this film was made by anonimous producers to demonize and destroy just the left parties of Brazil as if there werent right wing politicians involved in corruption (Aécio Neves, Michel Temer and now Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the actual president)

The movie is, above all, an excellent police thriller. Well produced and have an excellent photography. In addition to these technical stuff, the story told elucidates the backstage of the world's largest anti-corruption operation. Operation Car Wash. In short, it's a good movie for those looking for a criminal investigation story, and also for those who want to know how this whole police operation started.