La señora Dalloway

On June 13th, Clarissa Dalloway wanders through postwar London, preparing for the party she will host that evening. As she chooses flowers and finalizes details, her mind travels back to the past: to summers in Bourton, to the friendships and loves that shaped her youth, and to the decisions that defined the course of her life. Meanwhile, Septimus Warren Smith, a war veteran scarred by trauma, roams the same streets, perceiving a world that is becoming unbearable. Through the indirect encounter of these lives, Virginia Woolf paints a profound portrait of consciousness, the passage of time, and human fragility, revealing how, beneath the surface of everyday life, desire, pain, and the search for meaning lie dormant.