The movie, based on Juan Bonilla's novel, is featured this week at the Días de Cine Reading Club. This initiative is sponsored by the America Reads Spanish program and the American Library Association to promote literature and the Spanish language in American libraries and universities.

This week, Días de Cine Reading Club presents “Nadie conoce a nadie” with Eduardo Noriega, Jordi Mollà and Natalia Verbeke, directed by Mateo Gil. The movie will be available until April 6th to the participating libraries and universities.

“Nadie conoce a nadie” is set amid the spectacular festivities of Holy Week in Seville. An aspiring novelist struggles with his work and pays his bills by creating crossword puzzles. A cryptic recording left on his answering machine demands that he include a certain word in a future puzzle, and he becomes drawn into a spiraling tangle of mystery, danger and confusion. Soon he’s forced into participating in a real-life version of a computer game on the narrow streets of Seville, the stakes being extremely high for the entire city.

The Días de Cine Reading Club is an initiative sponsored by the America Reads Spanish program and the American Library Association to promote literature and the Spanish language in American libraries and universities. This initiative involves free viewing of cinematic adaptations of literary works included in the online collection of titles.

The program is offered at no cost to U.S. libraries and universities. To participate, libraries simply have to register and send the form provided at the America Reads Spanish website. They will receive an exclusive user password via e-mail. This password will allow them to enjoy, legally and free of charge, public viewing of the movie of the week via online streaming at a library or university. All it requires is a computer and internet connection. For more information click here or send an email to Miami@comercio.mineco.es.