It is the second novel by actor and writer Sergio Villanueva (Valencia, 1972), which tells a story about how the experiences become memories and how these memories can torture us or save us, if we can reconcile them. It also speaks of film as an emotional bond that unites people.
Along with Ausencias (1998), Laberinto de celuloides (2012) is part of a trilogy that closes with Los adioses póstumos (forthcoming) with which the author pays homage to his roots.
Climb up to the terraces to see Palma from above: bay, bell tower, flying buttresses and rose window (guided tours in shifts)
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A full week of professional tennis in Manacor, on the courts of the academy Rafa Nadal built in his home town. And admission is free. 🎾☀️
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What happens when we repeat another artist's gesture? It's not about copying a work, but about reliving an action. 🎨
Everything we build will return to where it came from. Or it will disappear as soon as we stop looking at it. A family workshop on the ephemeral ...
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