With the sudden death of Samuel (75), the dynamics of
the Hersz family change completely. At his funeral, an illegitimate daughter shows up, to the surprise of the widow, Ms. Lilly (70) and the two siblings, Mariana (40) and Raul (45).
The Herszes are the wealthy owners of a tire industry with a terrible reputation, and the emergence of this new heir, Fran (45) – a masculine lesbian born in the Amazonian region
– elicits a calculated reaction: faced with the impossibility
of excluding her from the inheritance, she is strategically embraced by the family and takes on an important role in their company. It’s time to look inclusive, and she is the perfect face for the creation of a new product: the green tire.
However, the expectations for this indigenous and “organic” sister are soon disappointed: Fran is obsessed with cars, knows everything about tires, couldn’t care less about the microplastics it generates and even has her own auto repair shop in Pará, North of Brazil. She will only engage in this game if it serves her money and power. There is also an ongoing, sometimes tacit, sometimes overt, tension over the father. Who truly knew Samuel? As Fran once said: not leaving a will, sometimes, is leaving a will.