Panel SA: Owner of Havan says he hasn’t watched “Don’t Look Up” and seeks to see the bright side of everything

Luciano Hang, owner of Havan, did not see the film “Don’t Look Up”, a script that satirized the times of denialism that the world is going through and provoked Bolsonar Internet users.

The businessman published a message on social media this week with recommendations on looking one way or the other, but says that it is not a reference to the movie’s launch.

“Don’t look back on what you lost, look forward on what you can and will achieve,” Hang wrote.

According to the businessman’s press office, “he does not consume bad news and always seeks to see the good side of everything, always thinking about the present and the future, because the past can no longer be changed”.

Also according to the company, Hang seeks, through social networks, to disseminate messages of optimism and enthusiasm and likes to create catchphrases because he believes in their assertiveness.

“Don’t Look Up” by Adam McKay tells the story of three astronomers who try to warn the world about their discovery of an asteroid that could wipe out humanity in a few months, but no one believes it.

Another private sector representative aligned with the Bolsonaro government, Gabriel Kanner, president of the Brasil 200 business group, said the film is weak and a “complete bullshit”.

with Andressa Motter e Ana Paula Branco