Um Nome Para o Que Sou

This documentary spans the years 1947 to 1949, focusing on Maria Lamas' journey across Portugal to shed light on the conditions of women during that period. It examines the impact of her book and its relevance in today's society, offering a historical perspective on women's issues in Portugal.

Marta Pessoa collaborates with writer Susana Moreira Marques to delve into the lessons that can be drawn from Lamas' work more than 70 years later. The film serves as a reflective piece, linking past struggles to contemporary discussions about women's rights and societal roles in Portugal.

Collectors of documentary films or those with an interest in Portuguese history may find this title significant as it highlights important cultural narratives and the evolution of women's rights.