Tuesday, July 6, 2010

Intervieuw Nadine Jansen

Nihilism

Title: CARLOTA ROTTEN

Author: Gustavo Espinosa

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Editor: Hum

Country: Uruguay

Year: 2009

ISBN

(10 or 13-digit): 9789974687035

Review (maximum 10 lines): Charlotte Rampling, the mature but still fascinating actress Oshima and Woody Allen, Treinta y Tres visit on behalf of an international charity program. In a cult, and obsessive inhabitant of the town begins to grow delirious, grotesque idea of \u200b\u200bkidnapping: that, finally, one of the many lies we impose the First World, in this case the star, has a close encounter of third kind with the Third World? So that the supposedly real, a star, has an "impossible" to cross with the pettiness of a mini city ignored the campaign Uruguay, that is, with insignificant, nonexistent, supposedly unreal? Gustavo Espinosa, from black humor to pity, from the soliloquy sickly dizzying action dominates all with unerring mastery of this novel unusual ways, admirable and "rotten."

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