Etiqueta: Death
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The Second Revolution Saga (Saga La Segunda Revolución)
The Dominance family is back, stronger than ever. Before the Revolution, there were ten Families, one for each power: Earth, Water, Air, Shield, Illusion, Chance, Fire, Lightning, Aura and Dominance. Organized in a strict social hierarchy ruled by the Prohibition, each Family had its own privileges or restrictions. However, the power of the Dominance Family…
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The Box (La isla de las últimas voces)
A fight to death for the opening of a mysterious box. Carmen is a Spanish woman who settles down in St. Kilda, a small and peaceful Scottish island in the Northern Sea, after the tragic loss of her husband and child. It is almost Christmas, and a huge storm is approaching the island. Most…
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The Last Gift of Paulina Hoffmann (El último regalo de Paulina Hoffmann)
Exile after war, and a love that hurts to death. After finding out in her grandmother’s will that she has just inherited an apartment in Berlin of which she knew absolutely nothing, Alicia does not hesitate and jumps into a plane to investigate what is behind this unexpected mystery. Thanks to a photo album…
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Learning to Talk to Plants (Aprender a hablar con las plantas) (TV Series/ Film)
Dying isn't mystical. Dying is physical, it's logical, it's real. Paula Cid is a forty-two-year-old neonatologist with a very well structured life, passionate for her job and immerse in the routine of a monotonous relationship. She has been living with Mauro for fifteen years, but she never wanted to marry or have children, despite…
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The House of the Harp (La casa del arpa)
Death has 47 tones. The Rico family moves from Madrid to Mingorría, a one-horse town. Mía, the oldest sister, thinks that she will be able to be happy again there, after a terrible heartbreak. Astrid, who is fifteen years old, is upset after having to leave her life behind. The youngest, Sofía, has autism, and…
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Stillness (La quietud)
The international adoption of a child by a broken marriage. Héctor, an architect and university professor in his 40s, is living with Ann, one of his students, young and attractive, who burst into his life in the middle of a marital crisis. However, a call from Julia, his ex wife, will end up in an…
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Martina de Santo Saga
The Brothers of the Coast | The Obsidian Butterfly | Crimes at an Exhibition | An Irresistible Murderer | The Melancholy of the Bird Men | The Gold of the Jivaros | The Jerusalem Syndrome Martina de Santo is a junior inspector of the homicide squad of the Bolscan Police Department (a fictional city in northern Spain). The daughter of a diplomat who has…
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The Laws of Relativity Applied to Sexual Relations (Las leyes de la relatividad aplicadas a las relaciones sexuales)
It’s all relative. Nothing is true. Whenever there are two people, everything automatically becomes relative. This dark humor tragicomedy tells four simultaneous urban stories of young people facing infidelity, death, love, loneliness, and well-meaning erotic homicide. Seven characters cross paths throughout these stories: a woman who talks to the wife of the man…
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A Million Drops (Un millón de gotas)
Innocent people are not afraid of monsters. Children are not afraid of evil. Gonzalo Gil is an ordinary man with an ordinary life: he has a family he loves and an average lawyer job, which he does not particularly enjoy. In addition, he has to face the manipulative attempts of his overbearing father-in-law,…
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The Cornelia Weber-Tejedor Saga (Saga Cornelia Weber-Tejedor)
The thrilling cases of the German-Spanish police inspector shake the quiet city of Frankfurt. Cornelia Weber-Tejedor is half German and half Spanish. She is an attractive woman in her thirties. She has a pet raven. A bit hypochondriac and a fan of donuts, her mom’s Galician food, cold beer and and TV shows, she has The…
