By dreading the various works that deal with aging in bookstores, we are alert to the interest it arouses when people are covered now more than ever. The books of the Italians Erri de Luca (Experimental edad) and Norberto Bobbio (De senectuteand reedición), among other things, he immerses himself in the act of writing during the day.
We invite Álvaro Pombo, Luis Mateo Díez and Rosa Montero to reflect on the importance of memory, death, the need to create and other vicissitudes associated with longevity. Marta Sanzová, who encountered this reality in some of her jobs, elevates this topic to a political level.
We also met Francisco Mora, an international authority on neuroscience, who has published his latest book, The myth of lifethe paper of our genes and our habits to make wider, more grateful and happier “this slow progress makes our future”.
And here we go:
LETRAS. Criticism Winter interviewLuis Lander’s latest book. With a warm emotional background, the story is read, also with great pleasure, with great interest. Also showing new works by Menéndez Salmon, Tomás González, Claudia Durastanti and the last poem by Álvaro Valverde.
ART. Photography as a time machine of the Prado Museum. A museum exhibition like the museum began photographing his works in 1898 to create a comprehensive documentary archive. We also commemorated the exhibition of Moisès Villalia at the Museo Patio Herreriano de Valladolid and celebrated with the Círculo de Bellas Artes his centenary by analyzing the magnificent architecture of his building.
THEATER. In your new play Last night with my brotherAlfredo Sanzol crosses the eve to face loss, illness and despair starting with the story of two brothers. Nuria Mencía and Jesús Noguero star in this CDN and TNC co-production from María Guerrero.
OPERA. I hope they will play on the sidelines, elves that shine like lights, hadas in a trap… French director Laurent Pelly is recreating these days A real night’s dreamBritten’s opera based on Shakespeare’s work, at the Teatro de la Maestranza de Sevilla.
CINEMA. Link to cinemas for San Valentin Cumbres borrascosasa new adaptation of Emily Brontë’s only novel, directed by filmmaker Emerald Fennell. Starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, the film loosely revisits this classic of British literature, a complete story of love crossed over the years.
SCIENCE. The famous “doomsday clock” created by scientists during World War II is closer than ever to Wednesday, just 85 seconds away. Sánchez Ron repeats this story Doomsday Clock and says that “since Trump took back the presidency of the United States, the rebels have shown up in a bigger way.”
All this and much more in the next issue of El Cultural. On sale from this weekend, February 13, in stores for €2.50. Available a day in advance for digital PDF subscribers. Subscribe here for 25 euros per year.
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