A Vocabulary for the Future
Let’s say goodbye to the idea that the world is us, and we are the individuals who occupy, each of us, our own space, let’s make vulnerability a weapon, and make identity a problem, an obligation to create oneself that can never be satisfied, an unending task that we have always done as a group.
Forget about Shakespeare
In his work, the writer Maggie O'Farrell has always shown a particular looking at death and loss, which becomes a vital, courageous cry. She has done this once again with her most recent book Hamnet (Hamnet – L’Altra Editorial / Libros del Asteroide), a dazzling novel that reveals what and who might have been behind Hamlet, the most famous tragedy of all times.
Film available until June 30 (only in Spain)
Carlos Balbuena, director and film critic, presents Footnotes to a House of Love by Laida Lertxundi. Renouncing a conventional narrative and working on the idea of love as a structural element, the filmmaker composes a series of shots in a California desert landscape in which there is a play between on frame and off frame, sound and image.
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