Summer in Baden" is a novel by Soviet pathologist Leonid Tsipkin, which was beloved in the West by Susan Sontag's suggestion.
On November 5, the feature film "Summer in Baden", shot by journalist Anton Zhelanov, was released in Russia. He wrote the script together with Yuri Sprykin.
starring Philip Yankowski. Or, more specifically, in roles, the actor also embodies Leonardo Chipkin himself and Pyodor Dostoevsky, whom the author partially devoted his novel. This duality is an understandable device, considering how the book itself is built. In a series of Dostoevsky and his wife Anna is a division of the number, which Spirkin probably wrote on his own - they are those who spend the same summer in Germany.
Literary critic Alex Masropov talks about this novel, dwells in detail on the history of its creation (why was the author so interested in Dostoevsky? How is the publication related to the fact that his son lives in the USA?), and to the history of his reading (initially the book was published in Tamizdat with a minimal circulation, then Susan in Bad Sontag only read it" and Admir in Russia read it" and Admir. 90s, and critics didn't like it at all).
Finally, Alex noticed the most important thing: Tsipkin's language is amazing. This is a unique example of a situation where the author, who did not know how literary fashion works, hit the eye.
Details here.
And I say goodbye to you. See you soon! (The music selection will be released tomorrow). ____.
If the link does not open, click here.