The 1989 Revolution has left open wounds and unanswered questions that still haunt the country today. Is an outsider suited to tell that story?

Verdi’s Azucena is a tragic figure haunted by PTSD, revenge and horrible mistakes. And yet her story resonates perfectly across the centuries into modern times.

The Great Gatsby is one of the great classics of American literature of the XX century, and with good reason. Underneath all the dazzle and sparkle, however, the raw and ugly truth of human nature rears its ugly head.

One of the most misunderstood books in literature, Don Quixote is a brilliant work centuries ahead of its time. Windmills be damned.

A beautiful allegorical story that takes not-so-veiled jabs at the Catholic Church, prompting indignation, censorship and outrage.