Fiction & Literature
Los ingratos
Pedro Simón
Synopsis
In 1975, David moves with his schoolteacher mother to a Spanish village losing its inhabitants. His bond with Emerita, the woman hired to care for him, transforms them both. The remembered childhood becomes an examination of care, social change and the gratitude later generations can forget.
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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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