"Summer in Baden" is a novel by the Soviet pathologist Leonid Trumpkin about Fedor and Anna Dostoevsky, about which the film was released. Susan Sontag said that the books are enough to understand Russian literature. Here's what you need to know if you've never heard of it On November 5, the film by journalist Anton Zhelanov "Summer in Baden" (screenplay author Yuriy Spirkin) was released in Russian rental - an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Leonid Tikin, first published in Tamizdat in 1982. The text is based on the real dilemmas of Anna Dostoveskaya, and it jokes with conflicting feelings towards the writer. In the 1990s, Russian-speaking critics largely hated the Soviet scientist's novel. At Medusa's request, Alex Mousob tells how this text looks today. News @meduza open website | WEBgram ↓.