"Mamá Lulú" is a film that opens a window into the external and internal world of Lourdes Mejía, who, like dozens of mothers in Mexico, loves and resists through her activism.

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Lourdes, together with other mothers from Ciudad Universitaria, organizes in small collectives, creating a network of women who exchange knowledge about their legal and political struggles, and where they also find solidarity and comfort.

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Her fight and dignified rage can serve as an example and inspiration to others, as well as a call to action, so that together—despite the fear that demanding justice in such a violent country may cause us—we can build a better world, where MEMORY, TRUTH, AND JUSTICE are the fundamental pillars of our society.