Para voce qual sera o futuro do cinema? Em breve vou postar o trabalho que estou fazendo sobre issoele vai ser em Ingles ;( mas quando postar falarei em portugues o que eu penso sobre esse tao falado futuro.Eu sinceramente nao sei se me importo com o "Futuro do Cinema"mas achei um topico interessante para pesquisar e ver o que estarolando entre as grandes produtoras sobre isso.o que voce acha? For my final project in Political Science I had to choose someone in Politics and see where there financing came from. In America the financial information seem to be muchclearer and deliberative, while in my country things are lessexplicit, which gives room to a lot of speculations. The professor gave theoption of researching about our own country, and I ended up decidingto do that, due specially to the current events that are going on in Brazil. Many controversies are being brought up in this yearspresidential election in Brazil, since what was known to be theworkers party 'PT' ended up being capital intensive andfollowing neoliberal ideology rather then democratically favoringsocieties demands and being progressive, which is what we expect from a Workers Party. The party is being part of major scandals oncorruption meaning both tax evasion and money laundering, speciallydue to the World Cup that took place earlier this year, and to theOlympic Games that Brazil will host in 2016. When researching thefinancial contributions to Dilma Rouseff, Brazil's re-electedpresident under PT, it was clear that the major contributionsreceived by herself and her party come from entities that are somehowtied with Construction, due to the major projects supported by her inthe making of the World Cup. Also, currently in the Supreme Court ofBrazil, the nation's most important company, Petrobras, is also beinginvestigated due to campaign finance and payola to politics andpolitical partys in a scheme of corruption and money launderingthat moved R$ 10 billion reais. The scheme that is now in the Supreme Court of Brazil is called'Lava Jato' or 'jet wash' comes from a cartel of large contractors(OAS, Odebrecht, Engevix...) that combined prices for Constructionprojects for Petrobras, but the contracts were overrated. Part of themoney from the super over billing was distributed among executiveswithin Petrobras and people that supported the scheme. Payola's werepassed out in different percentages to three of the major politicalparty's PT, PMDB and PP, this money was supposedly to financeelectoral campaigns in 2010, the first election of Dilma. Among themain contracts that are being investigated are three refineries, onein Pernambuco, one in Rio, and one in the US, the Pasadena Refinery,which seem to also be a scheme that generated a loss of US$ 792million dolars to Petrobras. The question of private investment inelectoral campaign is a hazy topic, since when critically analyzed itis clear that firms don't vote, and therefore they shouldn'tcontribute to elections. The contractor firms that outset the whole scheme are among thelargest firms of Brazil, and contributed largely to the re-electionof president Dilma. I made an illustration of the share ofinvestments that were injected into president Rousseff and herpresidential campaign:Theelectoral campaign for president Dilma Rousseff (PT) raised