Portraits
Original title: Retratos
Synopsis
Truman Capote was a master of short forms and an acute observer and chronist of his time. The semblances that gather this volume are a good sample of both virtues. Capote writes about very relevant figures of our time, drawing a series of masterful portraits such as the one dedicated to the Japanese Marlon Brando walks during the shooting of Sayonara.
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