The series 'Estopim' highlights the stories of women in Brazil who have suffered various forms of violence, including political, sexual, domestic, hate-fueled, and those whose plight has been overlooked. Launched on March 8, it reflects the impact of these infamous crimes on society and aims to change the narrative around victims. The production, created by Escafandra Transmedia and available on DOC Canal Brasil and Prime Video, consists of five episodes, each focusing on a specific type of violence and its societal implications. Director Ana Teixeira indicates that the project originated in 2020 with the intention of rethinking the traditional true crime format, which often centers on the violent deaths of women rather than their lives and stories. Teixeira expresses her discomfort with how past productions typically displayed the bodies of women who had suffered violence. By putting the focus on their experiences and struggles, 'Estopim' aims to educate viewers about the broader contexts of gender-based violence in Brazil. This series not only tells individual stories but also serves as a vital resource for understanding the societal patterns of violence against women, thereby contributing to a broader conversation about gender equality and justice in Brazilian society. As Brazil grapples with ongoing issues related to gender-based violence, 'Estopim' emerges as a significant cultural initiative that could influence public perception and inspire change.