A Spanish lawyer searches for her missing sister in war-torn Congo.
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Laura Alonso is a Spanish lawyer from Madrid who arrives Democratic Republic of Congo after to watch a photo where Sara, her younger sister, appears alive after two years without clues about her location. Looking for contacts, Laura realize that Sara was photographed in the region of Goma, one of the most troubled zones of the country due to the warlords and their inner war by the possession of the coltan, a so much appreciated and expensive mineral to export across the world.
"The movie explores the situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which is facing a very complicated political and social scenario. One of the issues with the movie is the lack of context when introducing new characters. Nevertheless, there are good reviews about the lack of help that the population receives in conflict zones in Africa, dominated by violence and mineral exploitation. Overall, 'The Sara Notebook' has good performances, specially from Spanish actress Belén Rueda."