Summer in Baden" is a novel by the Soviet pathologist Leonid Tsipkin about Fyodor and Anna Dostoevsky, which is being adapted into a film. On November 5, journalist Anton Zhelanov's film "Summer in Baden" (with Yuri Sprykin) was released in Russia - an adaptation of the novel of the same name by Leonid Tsipkin, first published in Tamizdat in 1982. The text is based on the real diaries of Anna Dostoyevsky, and is steeped in the 9 writers clashing with 19 Russian-speaking critics who hated the Soviet scientist's novel mainly for this reason. At Medusa's request, Alex Masropov explains how this text is seen today. Open with VPN | No VPN.