Artur Miceli, a 31-year-old man, finds himself at the center of a billion-dollar legal dispute involving Anita Harley, the heiress to a vast fortune and the owner of the prominent Brazilian retail company, Casas Pernambucanas. Anita has been in a coma for almost a decade following a stroke in 2016, and her current state is reportedly critical, which has raised questions about her capacity to participate in decision-making regarding her estate.

The legal fight not only concerns the control of the lucrative business, which is a household name in Brazil, but also delves deeply into the ethical and personal implications surrounding Anita's condition. The situation surrounding her health and the ensuing battle for her legacy has sparked significant media attention, along with the release of the documentary series “O Testamento - O Segredo de Anita Harley,” which highlights the complexities of her life and the surrounding legal upheaval.

One of the key figures in this documentary is Artur Miceli, who sheds light on how the contentious nature of the inheritance battle has affected his own life and identity. As this legal saga unfolds, it raises vital issues regarding familial relationships, corporate governance, and the moral questions tied to managing the interests of someone who can no longer vocalize their wishes, thus reflecting broader societal concerns regarding inheritance and control over substantial fortunes.