Dark Horse
Follows Jair Messias Bolsonaro, a man driven by his political career after disappointment with the direction of his country, in the journey to become the 38th president of Brazil.
Top billed cast
Jim CaviezelJair Bolsonaro
Sergio BarretoCarlos Bolsonaro
Edward FinlayEduardo Bolsonaro
Marcus OrnellasFlávio Bolsonaro
Lynn CollinsLara Clarke
Esai MoralesPaulo Pontes
Felipe Folgositenente Ramos
Mário FriasDr. Álvaro
Camille GuatyMichelle Bolsonaro
Charles ParaventiCarvalho
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