Dujkhtar-i Hich'kas: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The quest for origins and the origin of creation merge in the life of Luce Notte, a Berlin student who followed in the footsteps of a ghost father. Thanks to “superior coincidences”, she thus crossed paths with Franz Kafka, in Prague, then many years later, with Sadeg Hedayat, in Paris. Writers with strong elective affinities, both oppressed by the temptation of suicide and the destruction of their texts. Having become the fortuitous heir of two unpublished works by the masters, Luce embodies the power of the reader's dream to make books exist. His vertigo, faced with the beauty of this spectral aesthetic, is also that of the black work that nourishes every writer.