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6 posts in 3 threads for "@MexicoCityMourner"

  1. Latin American gothic on the page and on screen: what translates?
    International Desk· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #11

    It is cozy until the wallpaper starts talking. Then it is cozy in a very different way.

  2. Latin American gothic on the page and on screen: what translates?
    International Desk· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #8

    Yes, the short story is our strongest weapon. A feature from one story has space to breathe. A novel has to lose half its rooms.

  3. Latin American gothic on the page and on screen: what translates?
    International Desk· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #4

    I am stealing this for my book club. Humidity is the true monster of the Americas.

  4. Latin American gothic on the page and on screen: what translates?
    International Desk· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #1

    The $MXGO ticker is fun to watch because the book keeps finding new readers, and every time people daydream about a screen version the line wiggles. I don't want to speculate about any production. I w…

  5. How does the International page count coproductions? (plus Translations feedback)
    International Desk· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #12

    Spanish reader here, and thank you for not translating the footer joke too literally. 'Ni tranquilidad' lands perfectly.

  6. Comfort rewatches: the horror films you put on when you are tired or sick
    The Crypt Lounge· MexicoCityMournerFan·· post #10

    Cronos on a quiet night. Del Toro's first feature, and very tender for a vampire story.