Film Lens
To Remember Is Forbidden focuses on the historical memory of the Saturraran women's prison, which closed in 1944. The film examines the impact of the Spanish Civil War (1936-39) on the lives of women imprisoned there and the ongoing silence surrounding their stories. It shows the efforts of individuals working to recover these forgotten narratives and bring attention to the black points of the Civil War.
Despite the passage of time, many names and stories remain lost to history. The documentary emphasizes the importance of remembering these women and the events that shaped their lives, showcasing the long list of forgotten names that still need to be acknowledged. The film serves as a reminder of the need for historical memory in the face of continued silence.
Why Watch
- •Find out about the Saturraran women's prison history.
- •Meet the women whose stories were silenced.
- •See the efforts to recover lost historical narratives.
Did You Know
•Saturraran women's prison closed in 1944 after operating during the Civil War.
•The Spanish Civil War lasted from 1936 to 1939, impacting many lives.
•Numerous black points of the Civil War are still being uncovered today.
•Many names of women imprisoned at Saturraran remain forgotten.
Perfect For
Spanish Civil War historyWomen's rights advocatesHistorical memory enthusiasts