Etiqueta: Disease

  • I’m Working On It Saga (Saga Estoy en ello)


    I’m working on it | I’m still working on it | Players come and go, but sisters stay | I saw it first | Too handsome | My boyfriend, a virus, and the mother who gave birth to me   Life is like a rollercoaster, it has good times as well as bad, but with…

  • Miss Fifty


    A social, urban, and fun superheroine.     Marta Ferrer is a 54-year-old married mother who works at the Barcelona Tax Office. In her fight against breast cancer, her last radiotherapy session changes her life, as she discovers that it has given her superpowers. She can now make herself invisible at will and has superhearing.…

  • The Tame Flies (Las moscas mansas)


    An original 8-episode Podcast-Audioseries published by Storytel   Intimacy and terror at its best.   In the late 1980s, a same-sex family, consisting of two women and their twins (a girl and a boy), moves to a remote village of no more than thirty inhabitants. The family tries to avoid the social stigma attached to…

  • Carmen of Mairena (Carmen de Mairena)


    An original 6-episode Podcast-Audioseries published by Storytel   The story of Spain’s most famous lips.   This is the story of a woman who wanted to be who she was: an icon in pop culture and a reference in the struggle for historical justice and visibility for the trans community. Miguel de Mairena was born in…

  • In Her Blood (En la sangre)


    Champagne and crime.   Eva Valverde lives in Barcelona, has two degrees and wears Prada. Years ago, she stole her first laptop from a table in the library where she studied, and that moment marked a turning point in her life. Now she is a professional pick pocketer, but she doesn’t only settle for stealing…

  • The Darkness Inside Me (Lo oscuro que hay en mí)


    His inheritance is an enigma that he will be forced to discover.   Buenos Aires, late nineties. Luis is a city employee who enjoys his routine, both at work, which does not demand too much of him, and in his marriage. Luis suffers from a disorder he calls "flattening", in which he lapses into a sudden…

  • Rocío Dúrcal: Follow Me (Rocío Dúrcal: Acompáñame)


    A diva with a voice of her own.   Rocío Dúrcal was destined to be a star. Her first television appearance made her the icon that Spanish cinema yearned. Success would soon follow, thanks to the films and songs that allowed the whole world to watch her grow from a little girl to a woman.…

  • The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo (El libro secreto de Frida Kahlo)


    A story full of colors and flavors.   Frida is Mexico itself.    After "dying" for the first time in a terrible car accident, Frida Kahlo reaches an agreement with her godmother, Death. In exchange for Frida preparing an offering in the form of a banquet for her every year on the Day of the Dead, Death allows her to live. Frida wrote down the recipes for each banquet dedicated to Saint Death in a black notebook she called “The Book of Holy Herbs”.  The day this notebook was to be shown to the public for the first time in an exhibition at the Palace of Fine Arts, it disappeared.    Haghenbeck imagines that this notebook was a gift from the other great Mexican female icon, Tina Modotti (Frida Kahlo's lover), after the accident.   The author narrates in first person the life of Kahlo, a free, authentic and controversial woman who broke stereotypes with her beauty and celebrated her Mexican identity in all areas. It delves into her decisions, thoughts and secrets, with a constant presence of death through two characters, The Messenger, represented by the revolutionary hero Emiliano Zapata, and her Godmother, Death, who warns Kahlo that she will die the day her rooster Cui-cui-ri stops crowing.  In an intimate and personal way, it reconstructs the most important passages of Kahlo's life, including her childhood, full of suffering and illness, and the accident she had in her youth, which caused injuries from which she never recovered, and which impregnated so much of her art. It also deals with her revolutionary interest in politics and her friendships and adventures with several of the most influential personalities of the time, such as Leon Trotsky and Georgia O'Keeffe, among others. It explores her complex relationship with Diego Rivera, her infidelities, her pregnancy and subsequent loss of the baby, her life in the United States, her divorce and her return. One day, Frida Kahlo orders her rooster Cui-cui-ri to be cooked. That same day, she dies.     RELEVANT DATA: The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo is a novel inspired by the life of the Mexican artist. F.G. Haghenbeck takes the disappearance of The Book of Holy Herbs as the starting point for a journey through the life and thoughts of the Mexican artist, with a touch of magical realism and seasoned with Mexican gastronomy.  The Secret Book of Frida Kahlo was a finalist in the International Latino Book Awards and winner of the Gourmand Award in France, making him the first Latin American writer to receive this distinction.? …

  • Piece by Piece (Pieza a pieza)


    The story of a boy who built himself.   “Diversity is in the very nature of being human. We are all different and we need to treat each other with respect. If a society is based on that, we can move mountains. Otherwise, we only move backwards. We need to move up the mountain, rather…

  • An Exclusive Heart (Un corazón en exclusiva)


    Breaking news! This is the most unexpected romance.   Annel Vera is an audacious reporter who is dedicated to writing for gossip magazines. She is known to be one of the best in the industry, nicknamed "The Snake" for the juicy inside scoops she publishes on the trendiest actors. Her pen is a deadly weapon…

Scenic Rights, SL within the framework of the ICEX Next Program, has had the support of ICEX and co-financing from the European FEDER fund. The purpose of this support is to contribute to the international development of the company and its environment.

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