The WhatsApp photo looks like his portrait, but in reality, it is the cover of the illustrated album that adapts the story about ambition How Much Land Does a Man Need?, by Tolstoy (Ediciones Ekaré). Eduard Sola has just debuted in the novel with El niu (La Campana / Ediciones B) and has already delivered the script for Casa en cendres, the sequel to the phenomenon Casa en flames, which earned him a Gaudí and a Goya. He has established himself as one of the most sought-after screenwriters in the national audiovisual industry (he is behind titles such as Ravalejar, La casa nostra, Mi amiga Eva, Querer, La virgen roja), but he says he still doesn't have a little boat or a house on the Costa Brava.

After the apparent eclecticism of the Kosmopolis festival in bringing together a Galician writer in a single session, Berta Dávila, a Catalan filmmaker, Carla Simón, and a scriptwriter who is "proudly charnego", Eduard Sola, there was a theme that challenges all three of them: the creative exploration of the most intimate bonds, whether family, friendship or sentimental.