The Ministry of Culture approved the raising of R$ 6.3 million through tax incentive laws for the production of the series "A última inúmera," aimed at streaming platforms.
The series tells the story of the murder of journalist Sandra Gomide, 32 years old, committed by her ex-boyfriend Pimenta Neves, who at the time was 63 years old and held the position of editor-in-chief of the newspaper "O Estado de S. Paulo."
The crime occurred on August 20, 2000. Pimenta Neves was convicted for the murder of Sandra Gomide.
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