Madre ven

Tato finds some old photographs of a Marian pilgrimage on his 80th birthday. This discovery causes that many of his memories return strongly to his thoughts and will cause a big effect in the difficult situation that his family is experiencing. 'Madre Ven' was an unique event in Spain, in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, a statue of María Inmaculada traveled 10,800 kilometers for six months throughout almost the entire country. Thousands of people followed the Virgin and a large number of these people affirm that they felt the real presence of the Virgin by their side, who offered them light and hope in the moments where they most needed it.

This trip made by the statue of the Virgin is not an invent, it took place in 2021 and traveled 10,800 kilometers, from Ephesus, a city in Turkey, to the capital of Aragón, Zaragoza. From this city it traveled to Santiago de Compostela, where it arrived during the festivities of the Apostle on July 25. From there it moved around the rest of the country, reaching different sanctuaries, convents, churches, hospitals, prisons... It ended on October 12, Hispanic Day, at the Cerro de los Ángeles in Getafe, next to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.

In addition to having the recordings and images taken during the pilgrimage and the testimonies collected later, 'Madre Ven' also has a fictional part. It is directed by Pablo Moreno and Andrés Garrigó.

• Drama
• Documentary