Dirac Dist Saltar El Muro Spanish Comic

Dirac Dist Saltar El Muro Spanish Comic Golden . Mahmoud is like all prisoners: since he cannot travel outside the walls that imprison him, he wanders through his own interior.Drunk with dreams and ideas, he uses every corner of his heart and soul to make his memory wander.For hours, he talks to himself, telling himself over and over again the story that has made him what he is now: a Palestinian refugee, secluded behind a barbed wire concrete wall, in the shadow of the watchtowers.Sometimes, the prisoners receive visits.Mahmoud is particularly sensitive to those of beautiful foreigners, but he also opens the door to some male visitors, such as the young Frenchman who draws and knows how to look and listen.Mahmoud also draws: with his pencils, he captures snapshots of an inaccessible freedom.They have other things in common, besides drawing: they like to chat until they are breathless and recreate the world with words.Like many other beautiful books, Leaping the Wall was born from a beautiful encounter.Maximilien Le Roy and Mahmoud Abu Srour were only 22 years old when they met and recognized each other.They are not much older now, and that is what is most surprising, the youth of the author and his character, and the evident mimicry between them.Because, is Maximilien Le Roy really the author of this book? One can almost doubt it, given the generosity of the words he dedicates to his friend.The talent of the one is at the service of the story of the other.And if everything sounds so easy it is because it is that simple to imagine the two of them, one finishing the other´s sentence, retouching the sketch, refining the line.The two M´s, Maximilien and Mahmoud, together, symbolically tear down not only the wall in Palestine, but all the walls that imprison men and separate them from each other. tradeinn Techinn