After Romulus

Gaita offers a profound and introspective exploration of his experiences while writing the acclaimed "Romulus, My Father" and the subsequent film adaptation. He delves into the emotional and philosophical challenges of capturing personal and cultural narratives, reflecting on the impact of storytelling on identity and memory. Through this journey, he reveals the intricate connections between life, art, and the human experience, making for a compelling meditation on the power of literature and film.