INSCRIPTION

Here is an elegant townhouse in a contemporary city. her
residents look at others a little from above, although in fact they are banal,
are politically correct and speak clichés from television. And so it would flow calmly
day after day, if no new tenants appeared in the tenement, at the first
kind and sympathetic at first glance. Just why after two weeks about my husband
Did someone in the elevator say she was her own sexual organ?
Slamed in this straightforward manner, a certain Mr. Lebrun initiates private
investigation. And here's the question of who really deserves to be here and why.
the title inscription in the elevator, slowly disassembling the satisfied well-being
other tenants. It turns out that safe formulas and stereotypes do not
They will protect no one from the deeper truth about themselves. “Inscription” is outwardly cheerful
comedy, but I think the words of the once famous song are better suited to it: “with
on the one hand a mad laugh, on the other a bitter tear.”

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