"The story centers on two young women: Voltairine, a dancer who no longer dances but whose body is still haunted by the movement of dance, and her soulmate Emile, a young woman recovering from unexpected cardiac arrest.
Roman qui retrace le parcours fantasmé de Nadia Comaneci, gymnaste élevée dans la Roumanie de Ceausescu, qui sous les yeux émerveillés de la planète entière, vint mettre à mal guerres froides, ordinateurs et records.
Fascinated by Cathy and the many gifts with which this providential “godmother” is showering her, Cléo introduces her to her parents, receiving their blessing to spend more time with her, ultimately falling prey to Galatée’s trap. ...
An impassioned meditation on the consequences of sexual exploitation and the dead ends of forgiveness.
In The Little Communist Who Never Smiled, Lola Lafon tells the story of Comaneci's journey from growing up in rural Romania to her eventual defection to the United States in 1989.