Скафандр ва капалак Uzbek 2022

Usually, when it comes to Western culture, art and literature, we are wary. We leaf through new books, wondering if there is something that encroaches on our worldview, mentality and upbringing. However, the work of the French playwright Jean-Dominique Boby "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" forces us to come to completely different conclusions: we believe that a person is still a person in the West and in the East, that there are many common features that bring him to one point. To do this, it is only necessary to go beyond the trap of forms and strive for the essence of humanity. "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" attracts attention, first of all, with a deep anguish, and then with the same hope. As we glance at the first lines, we are moved by the fact that the 44-year-old playwright, who is full of energy and has been achieving success in life and creativity, unexpectedly suffers a stroke and is bedridden. However, he does not give up in the face of the cruel test of fate, but instead decides to fight for life with the help of a healthy brain and one eye, and begins to communicate with the world with his gaze, with the help of a speech therapist.