Winter 1936: the rebel troops that have risen up against the Second Spanish Republic bomb Madrid. The republican government decides to start evacuating the most valuable paintings in the Prado.

In the early 1990s, the death of a young boy changes the lives and routines of a group of villagers on the Mediterranean coast who in the last forty years have already lived through huge transformation.

With an attentive and subtle gaze and an unaffected emotiveness, Paloma Díaz-Mas explores the meeting of two stories, two pasts (that of the family and the collective past, the political and the personal), which remains embodied in objects, accoun

What do dogs dream about? Maybe looking like their owners? Having fleas and being able to make fire?

Israel is a writer and insurance salesman in the middle of a mid-life crisis who suddenly finds his world crumbling around him when, following some medical tests, his mother has to go into hospital in Vigo, where she lives.

"Poet in New York" forms part of the poetic legacy of mankind. This comic, scripted and drawn by Carlos Esquembre, depicts an original vision about Federico García Lorca's stay in New York.

We all learn in early childhood which people form our family and what links connect us to each of them.

A moving ensemble novel that follows a year in the lives of families, neighbours, parents, children, the young and the elderly, ordinary people who have the courage to keep going.

In these 11 intimate tales Clara Pastor reveals her singular universe, located in different places but in very specific environments, recognisable by the subtle feelings of the characters.

The young Rutona tries to reconstruct the life of her mother Rut with whom she shared a life that was both free and intense. Rut drove a tow-truck on the Catalan highways through the seventies, eighties, nineties and noughties.