Politicians making increasingly shady deals behind the scenes. Scandals that exploded in the media. The largest anti-corruption operation ever carried out in Brazil. This story, which shows that reality is stranger and much crazier than fiction, became the series The Mechanism. 5q4z5j
Brazilian production, the series of Netflix created by José Padilha and starring Selton Mello e Elena Soarez, deals with the Operation Lava Jet.
The Mechanism was announced in 2016, when it had a forecast for 2017. The series, despite having delayed a little, won its official trailer last week and had its premiere confirmed by the service of streaming for the 23rd of March.
The Brazilian political scene has proven itself more and more like a series: with twists, iconic and comedic characters, in addition to having been more unpredictable than any ending ever written by any screenwriter.
Many have suggested that the Netflix make a spin off de House of Cards what happened in Brazil. Well, even the official of the saga of Frank Underwood recognized that it would be very difficult to maintain the level of events in Brazilian politics.
Instead of realizing the fan's dream and actually making the spin off, Netflix used the “ready-made script” of the case of lava Jato. After all, no one predicted this to happen anyway. And maybe no screenwriter would have gotten there.
Will they involve the Carne Fraca operation as well? It would make a great second season.
Brazilian Netflix 2s133f
That Netflix is taking over the world is no secret, let alone that she is investing in productions in different countries to reach an even larger audience.
The first Latin American production, Narcos, has Brazilians both in the direction and soundtrack and in the cast. the theme song, Of yours, was written by Rodrigo amarante, who became known for ing the band Los hermanos.
The intro of the series even received a remix from the DJ Alok under the name of Fuego. The song already totals more than 58 million plays on Spotify.
already in the list, Wagner Moura rocked the role of Pablo Escobar. Especially if we that the actor didn't know a word of Spanish and had to learn the language from scratch to play the controversial drug dealer.
In 2016 the Netflix the first entirely Brazilian series premiered: 3%. The story tells about two cities, one extremely poor and one extremely rich (Offshore).
who lives in this side, dreams of being able to go to the Offshore, but this can only happen if they manage to complete The process, which determines who is deserving of living on the richer side. Every time that The process is disputed, only 3% of competitors manage to over there.
The dystopian series was successful, especially abroad, which ensured the confirmation of the second season, scheduled for this year.
Check out the teaser:
