"Modou Modou" tells the daily lives of African migrants living in Europe. On one side the inhabitants of the host countries often forget that migrants perform those despised jobs by the local population. On the other side, migrant's relatives remained in their countries of origin are not aware of the working conditions faced by the emigrated relatives. The intent of the short film is to document the lives of many people migrating to improve their living conditions and the daily life of their families, documenting the suffering also related to the distance from their countries and their beloved. It's a daily struggle to assert themselves and to ensure decent living conditions for themselves and for their families.

Virginia Manchado was born in Lanzarote, Spain, in 1974. After studying Telecommunications Engineering, in 2009 she decided to grapple with the field of cinematography, attending various seminars on the topic, including: IORTVE (Spanish Radio- Television Official Institute) in Madrid, EICTV (International Film and Television School) in Cuba and NFTS (National Film and Television School) in London. She is currently working on a documentary about humanitarian aid in Burkina Faso.