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Is the money spent on Brazilian cinema justifiable when so many struggle? Juliana Bonde isn't holding back, questioning the significant cultural funding amidst economic hardships.

She takes on the debate surrounding artists and their political leanings, and whether support for certain politicians is directly tied to cultural budgets. Bonde points out the disconnect between massive cultural investments and the perceived quality and viewership of some productions.

With the rise of accessible information, she suggests the public's perception of celebrities is evolving. Tune in for her unfiltered take on these pressing issues.

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00:00There are a lot of people who are paying political positions, artists, and we know that most artists vote on
00:05Lula.
00:05We know why, because the verba for artists is very big, but it seems fair to me.
00:11As people are paying 50 reais in the meat, no quilo of the meat in the market,
00:16a verba of millions for a culture, for a bad movie, that nobody watches.
00:21The artists, especially the actors, recollect the insignificance of you, that the movie is bad, nobody wants to watch more.
00:28After a while, people saw you as semi-deus, now everyone has a phone, everyone knows the information, right?
00:36So, we know why this, ok?
00:39But the film of you is bad, it's bad.
00:42The film is a semi-brazilear, support the film, but it's bad!

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