La última cabaña

They call him Escort. Carrying the mark of Cain and heartbroken, he settles in a cabin on the outskirts of a mountain town. His intention is to let himself go, meekly, until the end of his days. In a process of controlled self-destruction, he begins to use the books that had always kept him company as fuel, and with this he ignites a voice that screams all possible rage, loneliness and despair. This is his diary: some notebooks written over a few months in which he props up his ghosts on a pyre and sets them on fire so as not to abandon them to the future, but above all it is the chronicle of a healing, of an instinctive search for happiness.