Fiction & Literature
Frida
Barbara Mujica
Synopsis
Cristina Kahlo narrates this fictional portrait of her sister Frida, tracing a relationship shaped by affection, rivalry and conflicting loyalties. Frida’s art, physical suffering and marriage to Diego Rivera emerge through an intimate family perspective that complicates the familiar image of the celebrated painter.
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Yesteryear
Natalie Heller Mills has built an online following around an idealized vision of traditional domestic life. Waking in 1855 confronts her with a radically different version of that fantasy. Without modern conveniences or control over the story, she must navigate the work and power relations concealed by her public image.
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Mamá está dormida
As Aurora’s memory falters, she asks her son about a brother he never knew existed. A journey in a motorhome takes them toward her youth in Navarra. Between present-day care and buried family history, he tries to understand both his mother’s past and his own place within it.
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La boca llena de trigo
Anna has measured herself against expectations of artistic promise since childhood. When an influential gallery owner offers a career-changing opportunity, she enters a creative crisis instead of celebrating. Memories of rejection, a strained friendship and the demands of the art market unsettle her sense of achievement and force her to reconsider what she wants to make.
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