Más Allá de Las Nubes

Reseña General:
En Los cuentos de Fontanarrosa (2007), cada episodio desarrolla uno o dos cuentos teniendo como hilo conductor una mesa de amigos del bar rosarino El Cairo, adonde irán llegando Coco Silly, Daniel Aráoz, Roly Serrano, Javier Lombardo, Atilio Veronelli y Luis Machín, a los que se sumó en algunos programas Enrique Pinti como invitado especial. Allí pasarán revista a la mesa de los galanes rosarinos, de la cual formaba parte el Negro Fontanarrosa. Las anécdotas de estos amigos servirán como disparadores de las historias de cada capítulo.

An ex-gambler is lured back into the game by a veteran insurance-fraud investigator.

The war, that doesn’t save up its bombardments in Rome, induces Cesira, a youth widow, owner of a modest grocery, to look for a shelter among the mountains of the Ciociaria where she was born. Her constant worry is that to the little thirteen-year-old child, Rosetta, are saved up the afflictions, the anguishes and the sufferings that the war inflicts also to the civilians how it is possible. They are friends, relatives and the serenity of the places that seem cut out of the tragicalness of those times to welcome the two women. But the front, in continous movement along the peninsula is getting near. The first victim of that small community is Michele, a timid person in love with Cesira, that in his tormented spirit of literate and wise farmer suffers more than the others the deep crisis of the war. A group of Germans, that tries to escape the pressing of the Allies, forces the youth to be their guide through the mountains.