The reality of inmigrant care workers is usually ignored by the government and society. Most documentaries are written by the employers but is hardly shown the employee's perspective.
Seen the Unseen is a documentary made by a nonprofit group of women to show the reality behind these women's life and truth. To speak up against inequalities and fight for care worker's rights.

This project was challenging. We had very little time, because we had a deadline to display it on a equality center on Madrid, and no resources but the ones each of us could provide. My part on this documentary was at every part of the process. From helping the director put in order her thoughts and giving her ideas of how to communicate them, to guiding the full process of recording and editing, and finally translating and subtitling the whole documentary. It was challenging, but the satisfaction of completing it and seing the effect on the public was totally worth all the hours we spend working.