Overview
- The documentary is now streaming on Netflix and revisits the 100‑hour 2008 siege in Santo André through previously unseen accounts.
- Interviewees include Eloá Pimentel’s parents and siblings, friends Victor Lopes, Iago Vieira and Grazieli Oliveira, journalist Luiz Guerra, and authorities involved.
- Survivor Nayara Rodrigues declined to participate and has kept a private life after being shot in the face during the siege.
- The film scrutinizes live television’s direct contact with the gunman and reviews police choices, including GATE’s operation and the sniper never receiving authorization to fire.
- A 2018 São Paulo court ordered the state to pay Nayara R$150,000, highlighting ongoing claims of institutional responsibility linked to the case.