flip 2026 | mesa 17 – não mais sabemos do barco, mas há sempre um náufrago (audiodescrição)

With Hisham Matar and Milton Hatoum Moderated by: Paulo Roberto Pires Hisham Matar talks with Milton Hatoum about stories of families whose destinies are determined by authoritarian governments. Matar was 19 years old when his father was kidnapped by the government of Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi and never reappeared. Hatoum, in his recent trilogy, narrates the disappearance of a mother that occurred during the Brazilian military dictatorship. A conversation between two award-winning writers about their books and the relationship between memory and literature, politics and fiction, writing and freedom.