Tell Me Your Name
Toledo, Spain, 1997. The residents of Río Blanco have accepted the settlement of Moroccan seasonal workers in Fuensanta. Coexistence brings tensions, known by Sonia, an NGO leader; Father Ángel, the local priest; and Safir, the imam. What they don't imagine is that Fuensanta's foundations hide something capable of unleashing their worst nightmares, regardless of their beliefs or prayers.
Episodes
Toledo, Spain, 1997. Sonia, an NGO leader, helps Moroccan strawberry pickers rebuild Fuensanta as their settlement. Radi, a Muslim boy, begins to show...
Sahara Desert, March 1986. Safir, a soldier in the Moroccan army, is captured by the Polisario Front. Imprisoned in the desert, he meets Yusef, the sp...
A piece of news deeply upsets Sonia. Safir explains that it may be connected to what dwells inside Radi. Something evil has emerged from Fuensanta's b...
The situation in Fuensanta is increasingly complicated. Ángel and Sonia, along with Omar and Fátima, are forced to perform ruqyah on Radi in the churc...
Río Blanco, 11 years earlier. Toño, Carmen's father, locks and chains her inside the abandoned church of Fuensanta. From that day on, Carmen will neve...
Safir, Sonia, and Ángel manage to descend to the foundations of Fuensanta's catacombs. There, they find something capable of unleashing their worst ni...
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8 months ago
Could have been good but instead it is, in my estimation, yet another vehicle for woke posturing and virtue signalling.
From the opening scenes its clear the message about diversity and co-existence, is front and centre. The actual story, which looks interesting, quickly takes a back seat.
In the name of fairness I will say the acting's reasonable, as are production values. Aspects of the story are creative, too.
In summary, this DEI nonsense really need to be put to bed. Its not as if its not blatantly obvious by now. Speaking for myself, I wont watch series, that I feel lecture more than they entertain.
