Humanity is divided into two groups: the little birds and the little birds. The little birds, who are the majority, are usually victims of the minority of birds who subjugate them. This is one of the lessons of the Marxist crow in the film. Little birds and little birds, of Pier Paolo Pasolini (Bologna, 1922-Òstia, 1975), writer and filmmaker who has inspired the latest novel by Lluís-Anton Baulenas (Barcelona, ​​​​1958). In Little birds and little birds (Edicions Xandri, 2025), the Barcelona-born author explains how Pasolini, days before his lifeless body was found on a beach near Rome, visited his executioner and demanded explanations about who had asked him to kill him and for what reasons.

Fifty years ago, half a century!, Pier Paolo Pasolini was murdered. It was All Saints' Day, like today, of course, and after having dinner with his beloved Ninetto Davoli and his wife in a trattoria PPP left Rome. Davoli's wife said to him, "Why don't you go with him?" But Davoli knew he couldn't. PPP went to Termini Station. There, a young man named Pelosi got into PPP's Giulietta. He invited the boy to dinner at a trattoria near the Tiber. He didn't eat anything; he had already had dinner. Then they went toward Ostia. The next morning, the poet's body was found in an open field. Everything that happened exactly is unknown to us. Pelosi was accused of murder, and he confessed. But not everyone believed him. It's a crime that has never been solved.