A woman decides to care for her mother, who suffers from Alzheimer’s disease, and after her release from a psychiatric hospital, she takes her to live with her in an old family country house. She barely remembers her mother, only what she was told: that her mother once tried to kill her when she was a child. The mother, due to her illness, does not recognize her either. The house is inhabited by a young Moroccan shepherd who tends the land with wisdom and learned to read through poetry books found in the trash. In this place suspended in time, the three coexist amid silence, fragmented memory, reconciliation, and unexpected tenderness.
She began her professional career in photography and in 2014 founded Producciones Singulares, an audiovisual production company specializing in documentary filmmaking. Through her company, she works as a director and screenwriter. Her films have received both national and international recognition and have been screened at major festivals such as the Krakow Film Festival, the Shanghai International Film Festival, and DOK.fest München. In Spain, her work has been awarded at festivals including Zinemaldia, Huelva, and Málaga. She has been nominated for the Feroz Awards and has won the Carmen Award for Best Documentary. Your Name, Mine is her first fiction feature film. Documentary Feature Films: Acuérdate de Mí (2026), Fandango (2024), Picoreja (2021), Menese (2019), Alalá (2016).
Project reinforcement and co-production.
Eduardo Zafra has developed almost his entire professional career in the audiovisual sector. He was one of the founding partners of the television production company ZZJ, S.A. in 1993, where he began his career producing television programs for Canal Sur Televisión, FORTA, and Televisión Española. In 2009, he had his first experience in fiction as a producer at Ficciona Media, producing TV movies for Mediaset, Televisión Española, and Atresmedia. Active in the audiovisual industry since the early 1990s, he has served as an executive and partner in all the production companies where he has worked. He is currently a partner at the independent film production company Plano Subjetivo, where he develops and produces feature films, scripted series, and documentaries. Documentary Feature Films: Landa (2026), Summers the Rebel (2023), Searching for Lehmberg (2022), Always Strong: The Story of Pablo Ráez (2020), Porfirio’s List (2018), One Hundred Years in Green and White (2017), The Gold of the Darro (2016), The Canadians’ Promenade (2016). Television Fiction: Today I Want to Confess (Antena 3, 2011), The Duchess II (Mediaset, 2011), The Duchess (Mediaset, 2010), Paquirri (Mediaset, 2009), You’re Not Alone, Sara (TVE, 2009), Days Without Light (Antena 3, 2009).