Marisol: llámame Pepa

This Spanish documentary explores the life of Pepa Flores, a performer who rose to fame as the child star Marisol. The film examines her transition from a celebrated figure during the Franco regime to a communist activist during Spain's political transition. It details how the intense public scrutiny of her early career blurred the lines between her public image and her private identity. The narrative follows her journey from a global idol who toured countries including Japan and Peru to a private citizen who eventually chose to withdraw from the spotlight.

Directed and written by Blanca Torres, the film features the voices of Irene Lázaro and Carla Gris, alongside appearances by Vicky Flores, Amaia Romero, César Lucas, and Cristina Almeida. Produced by TVE, Sarao Films, and Tu Luz y Mi Calma, the 85-minute production focuses on the intersection of personal identity and national history. On IMDb, the film holds a rating of 6.8/10 based on 133 votes.