Infieles Anónimos.

Zoé Valdés grew up in Havana back in the sixties, as a restless and sappy girl, between the deprivations and the iron control of the Castro dictatorship. At that time, she did not know that, a few years later, she would become the most famous Cuban writer of her time. But the yearning for freedom, as in so many other cases, ultimately prevailed, and in 1995, while invited to a conference on José Martí in Paris, she asked for political asylum in France. That decision would mark her life and would be the beginning of a long series of recognitions and awards for a fruitful and impeccable...

De Dashiell Hammett (1894 - 1961) se tiene la idea de que fue un escritor discreto y silencioso, gran bebedor, de salud precaria y tendencias izquierdistas, que supo mantenerse firme en sus principios en un momento tan complejo como la "caza de brujas".

Told through personal interviews, this biographical study of Freddie Mercury and his role in the rock band Queen tells the story of three academics and an art student who decided to go against the rigid rules of the music industry and create their own movement. Speaking openly on all aspects of the band—from their rough start, the many times that they were about to break up, problems with the press, the stresses of being on tour, and internal disputes—Mercury gives a bittersweet and sometimes contradictory portrait of a rock icon from the 1970s. Dicho a través de entrevistas personales,...

La hija de Dylan Thomas evoca su infancia en un pueblecito galés, en contacto con la naturaleza y plena de descubrimientos agridulces. Con sincera sensibilidad presenta, asimismo, una perspectiva insólita de sus padres en los inquietos años previos a la trágica y prematura muerte del autor de Bajo el bosque lácteo.