A provincial boy in the big city looks at life through the prism of fatigue, absurdity and hopelessness - from grandmother's songs to communal dramas and the search for happiness in mayonnaise flatbread. His stories about the provinces, psychotherapy and male friendship remind us that in an era of constant moving and internal conflicts, true intimacy is rare, and happiness is not a loud cry, but a quiet ability to survive and not give up. Sometimes it seems that all this humor is a way not to go crazy, but that is its undeniable value.
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