Niño, tigre, soldado
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Niño, tigre, soldado
Narrated by:
Fernando Simón
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Narrated by:
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Fernando Simón
About this listen
Anthony, migrante camarero que trabaja en un bar de Marsella, recibe la noticia de que su padre ha fallecido en su pueblo natal en Sri Lanka. En ese momento, decide contarle a su pareja la historia de su infancia como niño soldado durante la guerra en los años 80 en Sri Lanka. Una historia dura y conmovedora basada en la vida del actor Antonythasan Jesuthasan, protagonista de la premiada pelícua Deephan, de Jacques Audiard.
Alfredo de Braganza es un autor español nacido en Alicante. Guionista multipremiado, productor y director cinematográfico, en su faceta literaria se ha especializado en el género thriller, en especial con la exitosa serie de David Ribas.
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