Robinson Crusoe narrates, through his diary, his adventures on a deserted island in the Atlantic, where he found himself shipwrecked. Confronted with the forces of nature, loneliness, and fear, he manages, thanks to his ingenuity, not only to survive and overcome difficulties but to create a new life. Will he ever see his homeland again?

Robinson Crusoe was the first significant literary work whose story was independent of legends, mythology, or previous texts. The adventurous world of the most famous castaway was first published in 1719. Since then, it has been released in numerous editions, variations, and translations, and has been adapted many times for the cinema, captivating millions of readers and viewers of all ages.