Nobody's Sleeping is a shriek, a vomiting fit. It wants to talk about the things that hurt, the moon's dark face in our relationships with others. Sex, the body as a prison, as a jail sentence. Impossible communication, lying couples, fears, fear itself. The structural violence cruelly visited on the weakest - on women, immigrants . . .
'That's what friendship should be. Those invisible ties with a person you haven't seen for fifteen years but you feel like you just spoke to them yesterday.' Kim and Laura meet at university. They come from different worlds. Seductive and carefree, he is the son of a hotelier from the paseo de Gracia in Barcelona.
