Subgénero: Women’s fiction
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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 taking care of her son, walking around New York, going to French classes and spending time on social media. All thanks to her husband's financial support. But one night…
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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 (Erotic Left-Wing Party) has triumphed. It is a party formed by women willing to change things in a country entirely dominated by men. During its government, the ELP makes…
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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 Berlin of which she knew absolutely nothing, Alicia does not hesitate and jumps into a plane to investigate what is behind this unexpected mystery. Thanks to a photo album…
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Learning to Talk to Plants (Aprender a hablar con las plantas) (TV Series/ Film)
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 job and immerse in the routine of a monotonous relationship. She has been living with Mauro for fifteen years, but she never wanted to marry or have children, despite…
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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 Martina de Santo is a junior inspector of the homicide squad of the Bolscan Police Department (a fictional city in northern Spain). The daughter of a diplomat who has…
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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 attractive woman in her thirties. She has a pet raven. A bit hypochondriac and a fan of donuts, her mom’s Galician food, cold beer and and TV shows, she has The…
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The Grandmother Who Crossed the World in a Bicycle (La abuela que cruzó el mundo en una bicicleta)
An inspiring story about the magic of little things. With her indomitable personality, Doña Maru, a 90-year-old woman, lives a peaceful life in Oaxaca, Mexico, where every day she rides 30 km in her bicycle to give sweets, love and smiles to the children of the orphanage. Since the death of her son…
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What mom has left us (Lo que mamá nos ha dejado)
A dysfunctional family comedy. César (50) has raised his three daughters alone and doing the best he could, or better said, as well as circumstances have allowed him to. According to his daughters, he did it horribly. By accident, on a cold January night, the family reunites to catch up after five years…
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The Captain’s Daughters (TV Series)
Three sisters, two worlds, one city. New York, 1936. The family restaurant “El Capitán” opens in the 14th Street, one of the colonial Spanish settlements of the city. The unexpected death of its owner forces Victoria, Mona and Luz Arenas, his untamable daughters, to take charge of the business. The Captain's Daughters unfolds the story of…
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Gloria Damasco Saga
In her dreams hide the key to solving the case. The Gloria Damasco saga is a faithful tribute to the noir novel; it joins the political and human rights problems of the Chicano sector with the essence of the purest mystery genre. Most of Gloria’s cases happen in the San Francisco Bay Area. We find…
