In Amaranto, his latest release, Cataldo plays solo piano in praise of the quiet joys of love for humanity.

There has always been something magical about Leonard Cohen’s life, where the sacred and the profane co-exist.

This is a work of fiction, but the scenes from Hannah’s youth in Montreal evoke an intimacy that indicate autobiographical elements. 

What is terribly clear is that the disappearance of Alicia Raboy didn’t just happen: “Hers was one of tens of thousands of lives extinguished purposefully in a deliberate process of state terrorism.”