Tengo un nombre

The Chanel Miller story changed the world forever. In 2016, 19-year-old Brock Turner raped her on the Stanford campus. What came next was living under a pseudonym and one of the most high-profile trials in US history, after which Turner was sentenced to just six months in jail. He decided to share on the network the letter he read to her rapist at the trial: "You don't know me, but you've been inside me, and that's why we're here today," he began. Eleven million people read it in four days, and it sparked outrage from one country and international reaction. After four years living in anonymity, he has taken the step of making her identity public. And she has told her story. "I have a name" are intimate and deeply moving memories that will forever transform our perception of sexual violence and that demand justice, above all, but also the right to continue living.