Film Diaries, by Manuel Ferrari @ferrarimanol

Let’s imagine a reader, mainly one of those who does not exist anymore, the unremain. Every reader try to understand, then corrects, rewrites. Let’s imagine a writer, now, who keeps and accumulates, who does not publish. Let’s imagine that we have everything and then we lose it, that we are left only with the things we have.

Film Diaries •by Manuel Ferrari• is kind of a lost manuscript, a notebook, a memory aid. A narrator who watches and observes films, filters it and projects it onto the experience of his life.

Kieslowski, John Ford, Kiro Russo, Echeverría and other directors converge with literature, cinema and the essays that have no other rooting than the passion for those things that have heart.

•Each book contains an original photograph found on the street, a poster of Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Amator and a Florencio Molina Campos’ poster.