Roger Casamajor finds it hard to choose the best summer night –“many can’t be explained”–, but there’s one from years ago that he’ll always remember very fondly. “Next year my band, Hysteriofunk, will be 30 years old. When we were 22 or 23 years old, the band's bassist decided he would get married in a hippy style in Ibiza, so we all went to the island from Andorra. When we arrived in Ibiza, it turned out that nothing had been set up at all, so we had to find a way to get everything we needed to have a good rave. We spent all our money on sound equipment, so we ended up sleeping in an abandoned house that was falling apart. The day after the wedding, we all woke up covered in fleas.”

In a village in the Valencian Country where survival is the only hope for the losers of the Civil War, a housewife carefully cuts the shells off orange peels and soaks them in water to soften them. She then fries them and mixes them with a cheap flour paste. This "potato omelet without eggs or potatoes" is one of the "hunger recipes" that Celia Rico Clavellino (Seville, 1982) discovered while researching how to bring to the screen the world he described Rafael Chirbes in the novel The good letter"It was very important to me to highlight hunger, one of the hardest things there is," the director explains. "But I must say that the orange shell omelet isn't as bad as it seems; we cooked it, and it's not bad."