Los parques de atracciones también cierran

This is the story of a normal family in Spain in the eighties. That he doesn't listen to Joan Manuel Serrat or Luis Eduardo Aute, that he has more gossip magazines than books on the shelves and that he doesn't vote for Felipe González. Who admires Manuel Fraga and Rocío Jurado. Who laughs out loud with Lina Morgan and sings along to Raphael at concerts. It is the story of the youngest of the family, a girl who, accustomed to always seeing the bulls from the sidelines, will have to digest as an adult the catastrophe of her own. It is then when she accesses all the information that had been denied to her because she was the smallest of them and she realizes that the world is divided between those who care and those who are cared for.The Amusement Parks Also Close is a first-person story about fear, old age and illness, about how giving in means spending yourself. About the enormous responsibility that comes with becoming the legal guardian of your former parents and the raw experience of losing them.