César. Las cenizas de la República

Gisbert Haefs nació en Wachtendonk am Niederrhein (Alemania) en 1950. Estudió Filología Inglesa e Hispánica, y ha traducido al alemán a autores como Guy de Maupassant, Ambrose Bierce, Rudyard Kipling, Mark Twain, Georges Brassens y G. K. Chesterton, además de ser el responsable de la edición alemana de las obras de Jorge Luis Borges.

Una situación conflictiva, que podría solucionarse de manera sencilla, se complica por la incapacidad del protagonista de tomar decisiones, dominado por el miedo. A partir de ese incidente iniciará una huida hacia delante donde cada mentira, cada paso en falso, le hará sentir más y más amenazado. Una reflexión sobre el origen de nuestros temores más íntimos, en una sociedad que nos desconcierta.

The three little ghosts brag about how much frightening: The first one has scared to a Monster, The second one to a Witches and the last one to a ogre. They decide to scare a child but at the end is the child which scares them. Besides their parents put them a punish for scare a child and they can't scare anyone for a week.

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Comunicaciones presentadas al Workshoop Ciberanmación 2018 celebrado en Valencia el 30 de junio de 2018.