O Pastor e o Guerrilheiro (2022) on Netflix

In 1999, near the turn of the millennium, Fernando Cruz, a decadent octogenarian army colonel, kills himself in the garden of his house, leaving part of his inheritance to Juliana, his unrecognized daughter fruit of a relationship with a former housemaid. Juliana has never had any contact with her father and lives modestly with her grandmother, but the legacy left by the colonel reopens old wounds between the two and arouses conflicting feelings. She thinks of accepting her father's inheritance, even if he never took any interest in her, just to help her seriously ill grandmother. She goes against her own beliefs and her boyfriend's, Diogo, who is also a student and left-wing activist. While meeting with the late colonel's lawyer at the house where she spent her childhood while her mother worked, Juliana strolls through photographs, memories and sees many books on military strategy and praise for the dictatorship's achievements in Brazil. But one particular book called "Memoirs of a Guerrilla Soldier" catches her eye, and she decides to take it with her.