Las lagrimas de África

Amparo Ciiment the versatile artist, known for her work as an actress in film and television, delves into the bowels of the problem of immigration and gives voice to the Saharan refugees from a perspective that avoids sensationalism. Climent makes a visit to Mount Gurugú, a known meeting point for immigrants trying to cross the border with Melilla, and there are hundreds of people, "escaping " from their country of origin, they are preparing to cross the Mediterranean. During his visit, the director received some drawings and letters from people who tried to understand, whose desires and circumstances conceal a complexity that prevents external judgments. In those letters, they illustrated their desire to find a home and asked for help "to Europe and the world."