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Ten stories explore various facets of love: enduring, missed, unattainable, and everyday love. Trofimow, at fifteen, becomes captivated by a woman's portrait, dedicating thirty years to meeting her. He learns Italian and becomes a renowned journalist, believing it will lead him to her at a film festival in Moscow. However, their encounter does not unfold as he envisioned. Natascha, terrified of flying, finds herself next to a young basketball player during a turbulent night flight to Baku. As flames flicker along the wings, she fears for her life and seeks solace in the young man, who reassures her that the flames are merely warning lights. This moment sparks an unexpected conversation that neither could have anticipated on solid ground. Meanwhile, journalist Veronika falls for surgeon Jegorow, but their relationship begins on shaky ground. She initially pretends to be assigned to write about him, while secretly hoping he will treat her sick child. When Jegorow discovers her true intentions, he feels betrayed and questions the authenticity of Veronika's feelings. The stories weave together the complexities of love, revealing how it can be both a source of joy and heartache.
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Die Diva, Viktoria Tokareva, Susanne Veselov, Monika Tantzscher, Angelika Schneider
- Langue
- Année de publication
- 1994
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- Titre
- Die Diva
- Sous-titre
- Zehn Geschichten über die Liebe
- Langue
- Allemand
- Éditeur
- Diogenes
- Publié
- 1994
- Format
- rigide
- Pages
- 352
- ISBN10
- 3257060599
- ISBN13
- 9783257060591
- Séries
- Évaluation
- 2 sur 5
- Description
- Ten stories explore various facets of love: enduring, missed, unattainable, and everyday love. Trofimow, at fifteen, becomes captivated by a woman's portrait, dedicating thirty years to meeting her. He learns Italian and becomes a renowned journalist, believing it will lead him to her at a film festival in Moscow. However, their encounter does not unfold as he envisioned. Natascha, terrified of flying, finds herself next to a young basketball player during a turbulent night flight to Baku. As flames flicker along the wings, she fears for her life and seeks solace in the young man, who reassures her that the flames are merely warning lights. This moment sparks an unexpected conversation that neither could have anticipated on solid ground. Meanwhile, journalist Veronika falls for surgeon Jegorow, but their relationship begins on shaky ground. She initially pretends to be assigned to write about him, while secretly hoping he will treat her sick child. When Jegorow discovers her true intentions, he feels betrayed and questions the authenticity of Veronika's feelings. The stories weave together the complexities of love, revealing how it can be both a source of joy and heartache.