Synopsis

Between Mexico, New York, the Dominican Republic, and Kyiv, a daughter searches for traces of her mother: a Black woman, scientist, and migrant. Through fragments, letters, and conflicting voices, she explores silence, identity, and emotional education in Blackness as inheritance and survival.

• Tatiana

  García Altagracia

  Director

  Tatiana García is a Creative Producer with 25 years of experience in film and media. She has led award-winning documentaries between Mexico and the U.S., collaborating with Netflix, PBS, NBC, and Sesame Workshop, focusing on Afro-descendant and diverse stories.

• Emiliano

  Altuna Fistolera

  Producer

  Emiliano Altuna is a Mexican director and producer, graduate of ESCAC. His documentaries El Alcalde and El Ciruelo have earned international awards. His work explores politics, memory, and contemporary social tensions in Mexico.

• Pedro

  G. García

  Producer

  Pedro G. García is a Mexican editor and screenwriter with over 30 credits in film and documentary. His work includes The Man Who Saw Too Much, In Broad Daylight: The Narvarte Case, and 2033: Future Apocalypse. His storytelling focuses on memory and social change.