La serpiente roja

Two children. Two mothers. Two worlds. Farid is a Libyan child who lives in the desert, with a gazelle as his best friend. Vito is a Sicilian boy who grew up listening to stories told by his mother and his grandmother about how Gaddafi threw them out of Tripoli in the Seventies, together with many other Italians. Between them the Mediterranean sea, the promise of a new life. A tale of moving intensity about people’s migration.

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Este auto sacramental es una pieza de teatro religioso, en que intervienen el culto divino, el amor, la verdad, es desprecio, la castidad, el demonio, el mundo, el temor y la fe como personajes de la obra.

Una chica atrapada en una casa de acogida para madres gestantes en la década de 1960 en Inglaterra, está deseperada y lucha por quedarse con su bebé. Una anciana escucha una canció en la radio y recuerda la traición cometida contra su hijo nonnato. Una niña desaparece en otro mundo y su familia mueve cielo y tierra para encontrarla. Una madre observa como su amado hijo parte en barco hacia una muerte casi segura y jura venganza. Un hombre joven regresa a España tras la guerra para salvar a su amada y a la hija por la que ella ha luchado. El amor de una madre puede adoptar muchas formas.