By writer Abraham B. Yehoshua and Israeli director Eran Riklis,\u00a0The human resources manager's journey<\/em>\u00a0shows the difficult relationships, or lack of them, in a Jerusalem bread factory.<\/p>\n
Once again, the Fundaci\u00f3n Tres Culturas is looking to the world of cinema for works based on literature or works that make known the existence of writers who are unknown to the general public.<\/p>\n
This series is organised in Granada (April 6, 13 and 21) in collaboration with the Euro-Arab Foundation for Higher Studies on the occasion of the celebration of 'Three Festivals, voices of the Mediterranean', in the framework of the programme 'Alqantara: bridges for dialogue and coexistence', which aims to address the major debates in the current Mediterranean area. This literary meeting will bring together leading writers from all over the Mediterranean from the 28th to the 30th of this month in the capital of Granada.<\/p>\n
The pairing of film and literature has yielded excellent results, as both have storytelling as their main objective; although they use different languages, both are nourished by the human thirst for stories.<\/p>\n
The literary field gives rise to the invention of stories to be told through images. That is why we propose three very topical titles, starting with\u00a0God's horses<\/em>which immerses us in the atmosphere of misery and desperation that leads the protagonist to seek a way out in radical extremism. Written by Mahi Binebine and brought to the screen by the Moroccan Nabil Ayouch, it will not leave the audience indifferent.<\/p>\n By writer Abraham B. Yehoshua and Israeli director Eran Riklis,\u00a0The human resources manager's journey<\/em>\u00a0shows the difficult relationships, or lack of them, in a Jerusalem bread factory.<\/p>\n
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