Love me tender (2025) is a film that can be seen on Filmin and which has adapted the autobiographical novel by French author Constance Debré. This book was a phenomenon in France in 2020 and the film director Anna Cazenave read it just when she had become a mother. As she herself explained, knowing the story of a woman who does not allow motherhood to erase her other identities comforted her greatly and led her to adapt the story for the cinema.

Claire Lynch's (Dartford, England, 1981) debut novel is one of those books destined to find its way through word of mouth. In fact, A family matter It is not even a year old and already has half a dozen translations (in Catalan it is published by Edicions del Periscopi, translated by Núria Saurina, and in Spanish by Literatura Random House). A family matter It's as delightful to read as it is infuriating. It deals with great literary conflicts—love, loyalty, freedom, family secrets—but embedded within ordinary lives, with the trivial and harmless familiarity of very human and imperfect characters, and with a deceptive literary simplicity that poses moral dilemmas to the reader.