Remember my name

This documentary delves into the lives of young refugees who cross from Morocco into Melilla. The film focuses on Ihsane, who arrives at the Divina Infantita reception centre for girls, where she forms bonds with Asia, Mounia, and Nuhaila. Meanwhile, Hamza faces the challenge of turning 18 and leaving his reception centre for boys, La Purísima.

The narrative highlights the importance of community and support through the NANA dance company, which serves as a new family for these young individuals. The film sheds light on their resilience and the challenges they face in a foreign land. Elena Molina's direction provides an intimate look into their lives, making it a significant documentary for those interested in contemporary social issues and personal stories of migration.