From the family home and accompanying her convalescing mother, Irina surprises us with a delivery that she places in a time that seems so distant and yet it happened just yesterday...

«In Soviet times, the Armenian director Sergei Parajanov was an 'enfant terrible' of Eastern European cinema. The visual intensity of his films and his collages - dealing primarily with the peoples of the Caucasus - delighted critics and cinephiles around the world while being disapproved of by the Soviet leadership. The censors not only rejected his scripts: he was banned from working and he was imprisoned from 1974 to 1978 for propagating homosexuality.

The story of bookseller Jaime Marcet is worthy of being made into a film. Perhaps we would say that it would become one of the most followed series on some of the audiovisual platforms that seduce us today and, in a certain sense, dominate almost in a diabolical way.

His life follows the trajectory of an undisputed celebrity: a Spanish emigrant apparently of few resources, dependent on the bookstore of Pedro Osandavaras (also mentioned as Osandivaras), seducer of his sister Jacoba whom he would marry shortly after, bookseller with two stores , [...]

Bound to last. Five centuries of bindings in the Cultura Fonds Library. Such is the title of this study carried out by Renaud Adam, from the University of Liège, and Joran Proot, from Cultura Fond, and with the collaboration of Diane E. Booton. They write that “Nowadays, all copies of a book generally look the same. This has not been the case.

The prominent historian of Uruguayan photography this time gives us a panoramic view composed of the painting of his homeland at the beginning of his life. As in good photographic records, each section of the image is enjoyed by going through the details. This is what Varese has achieved by using as a source for his new book the commercial advertisements published in local newspapers from the beginning of the State, back in the late 1820s, until the 1860s.