Subgénero: Women’s fiction
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Good Sisters (Buenas Hermanas)
The “perfect” March sisters hide a huge secret. Concord city is governed by an oppressive regime (much like in Orwell’s 1984). A society with […]
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Those blue days (TV Serie)
In love, madness is the sane thing. The great love story of Antonio Machado. Nieves Herrero reveals for the first time the true story of the […]
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Middle-aged Quinceañera (Film)
It’s never too late to make your dreams come true. Cecilia Ortega is 40 years old and has one dream: her daughter Cece must have the […]
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You Are For Me (Tú eres para mí)
A perverse way of enjoying life. Estela is an obese woman with an extraordinary sexual appetite and a life marked by abuse and abandonment. The garden center […]
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The Republic of Women (El país de las mujeres)
What would happen if gender roles were reversed? In the national election of Faguas –imaginary country that is featured in Gioconda Belli’s novels- the ELP […]
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Diary of a Young Broke Rich Woman (Diario de una mujer rica sin dinero)
Starting from scratch after having had the world at your feet. Leonor's life was easy and carefree. She lived a “boujee” life, focused on […]
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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 […]
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Learning to Talk to Plants (Aprender a hablar con las plantas)
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 […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
