THE SLOW DEATH OF THE DREAMLESS

A sensuous, defiant love story about desire, migration, and the cost of selfdetermination.

Paris, 1968: A Chilean student must choose between the husband who brought her to Europe and the woman who shows her the life she truly wants. Arriving in December 1967, Isabel and Martín are swept into the fever of May
‘68. When Isabel falls for Lucía, a Spanish émigrée, their clandestine affair collides with deportations, exile, and the price for freedom. Refusing to follow Martín abroad, Isabel stays in Europe; by 1970, she and Lucía live openly as history shifts around them. An intimate, sensuous voice that explores desire, migration, and self-determination.