"Palabras que Fallecerían del Silencio" is a poetic and experimental documentary that explores the current situation of second-hand bookstores in Costa Rica, through Goodlight Books and Libro Azul. At the same time, it addresses the rise of digital platforms and the connection people have with reading and with these bookstores.
Rodolfo González
Narrador
"Palabras que Fallecerían del Silencio" is a poetic and experimental documentary that explores the current situation of second-hand bookstores in Costa Rica, through Goodlight Books and Libro Azul. At the same time, it addresses the rise of digital platforms and the connection people have with reading and with these bookstores.
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