It is a long documentary, but it is not tiring. It basically includes images from the collection of midia press, but also very important moments from behind the scenes of the coup against Dilma Rousseff. These are sad scenes to watch, especially knowing the result and the consequences that brought Brazil to this terrible moment. Scenes that show the great hypocrisy of the main architects of the impeachment, which was a great game of marked cards, conducted by deputies and senators, mostly white men, as if it were a joke, just as they lead their lives. Maybe the best scene in the film is the one that shows the reaction of parliamentarians after the explosion of confetti by one of the deputies, the slow motion scene shows the expression of incredulity mixed with laughter, which exactly represented the shame that was that voting.

Douglas Duarte was allowed to film Congress during the impeachment process of President Dilma Rousseff and makes a mildly interesting documentary with the footage. However, It lacks detachment, impartiality and an artistic approach to make the film more dynamic and less boring.

In its 150 long minutes, it could have gone much deeper into a number of important situations. Instead, it stays on the surface and ends up being tedious, wasting a great deal of time on nonsense, empty conversations and third-rank leaders. As it is presented, it looks like amateur work.