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The author of ‘Hall of Lost Steps’ gives us a political thriller, a love story and an exceptional treatise on domestic sociology
In ‘They ask me to come back’, Andrés Trapiello manages to bring together a trail of Spanish literature and cinematography exceptional. There is the mark of Baroja from ‘The Fight for Life’, especially from ‘Aurora Roja’; there is the phantasmagoria of Solana; there is the Edgar Neville of ‘…
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