Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's narrow win over Jair Bolsonaro leaves Brazil split down the middle, and this DW report follows three São Paulo residents living that divide: a left-wing activist celebrating Lula's comeback, an arms dealer who thrived under Bolsonaro's looser gun laws, and an evangelical Christian drawn to Bolsonaro's conservative politics. Filmed before, during, and after the election through to the inauguration, the documentary tracks each person's hopes and fears as the results come in, then follows the aftermath: street celebrations, bitter disappointment, and the storming of Congress and government buildings in Brasília by Bolsonaro supporters who refuse to accept the outcome. Lula calls the attack "barbarism" on camera. Rather than explaining the election through pundits or analysts, the film stays close to its three subjects, letting their competing visions of Brazil, one built on redistribution and pluralism, the other on economic liberalization and evangelical values, carry the story of a country that remains fractured well past the vote count.