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: Dawn is no little

Many movies are based on literary works. And many novels include in their schemes developed scenes in theaters.

But books are actors, and not always side in many novels and movies. Who can forget

" The Name of the Rose " by Umberto Eco, plot in which the main character is a book.

Today we will look at the books displayed in a 1988 film, which has become almost cult product " Dawn is no little " by José Luis Cuerda.

In it, one of the characters, Bruno, South American, more by token, becomes involved in a case of plagiarism that leads to jail, it looks like, matter of some now-because, as writer who writes a brilliant novel that gives a reading of the intellectual of the people to ask their opinion.

The book that comes out of his pen makes an exceptional novel, nothing less than " Light in August" Faulkner, William Faulkner. And no less than in the translation of Pedro Lecuona for Goyanarte editorial, word for word. Let

fragments of the film in which he speaks of "affair" Faulkner:







film elapses between events rather surreal, delirious scenes and edifying dialogue, and finally, our plagiarist gets out of prison and reunited with his friend to tell her that the intellectual has been rewritten. This time you have questions:

- Navokov And ... have you read a lot here in town? I ask because, well, I'm back to writing and I'm going Ada or ardor , but not how ...



Dostoevsky also has a cameo in the film.




As I can only recommend to read both novels and, of course, watch the movie.

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References and further reading

• William Faulkner network.
• Light in August .
• Light in August pdf. • Vladimir
Navokov .
Ada or ardor.
• Ada or ardor pdf .
Dawn is no little

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