It's 4:30 p.m.. p.m.. Starts one of those unexpected successes that sometimes happen at the Spanish box office. We talk about Carmen and Lola, director's debut

This week the interview is double. It is granted to us by Juan Llorca who, in collaboration with Melisa Gómez, have published Without teeth and bites (Vergara editorial). Juan Llorca is Chef with

Felicia Yap gives us an interview (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; 1980). Yap studied Biochemistry at Imperial College London and did a PhD in History at the University of Cambridge.. Before

Evening falls over the mountains of the Sierra del Caurel, in the province of Lugo, Galicia. The wind strongly stirs the leaves of the trees, the water of

Of the 1 al 7 of October, Valencia has a special appointment. This is the FICIV, the Valencia International Children's Film Festival. With four editions behind it, FICIV

This week Nohelis Ruiz Arvelo gives me an interview, Contact Network Strategist. Founder of Planchic, Public Relations consultant, Communication, specialist in events and experiences out of context.

Without a doubt one of the biggest challenges that commercial theaters currently face is the challenge of attracting an audience that today disperses its attention between

This week, My interviewee is the journalist and writer Elga Reátegui (Lima, Peru). He studied Communication Sciences at the Inca Garcilaso de la Vega University and graduated in

Rut Nieves graduated from the Higher Technical School of Architecture of Madrid. She worked as an architect for more than twelve years in Spain., but with 35 years his life changed.

Mila Martínez grants me an interview (Valencia, 1962) who has just published Return to Eterna (Egales, 2018). Martínez studied law, but what gives flavor to your