Fima
13 hrs. 18 min.
Description
Amos Oz “Fima. The Third State” is the best novel by a classic of contemporary foreign literature.
Fima lives in Jerusalem, yet all his life he can’t shake the feeling that he must be somewhere else. Fima’s life included both secret love affairs and nontrivial ideas; in his youth, great hopes were attached to him—his debut collection of poems became a major event. But Fima preferred to think about how the world is arranged and how both he and his country were lost in the labyrinths of existence. He was always consumed by longing—varied and unending. And now he’s already past his fifth decade. Fima lives in a run-down apartment, struggles with everyday troubles, flounders in the web of love yearnings, and works as an administrator in a gynecological clinic. Everyone loves him, but everyone also puts up with him with difficulty. He is the man who let dreams and fantasies defeat reality.
Amos Oz draws a portrait of a person and a generation capable of astonishing dreams—but stuck in those dreams. This is one of the most “Russian” novels by the Israeli classic, in which echoes of Gogol and Chekhov are clearly felt, and beneath the fussing Fima you can plainly see the image of Oblomov.
In October 2018, Amos Oz was awarded the “Yasnaya Polyana” literary prize in the “Foreign Literature” category.
Fima lives in Jerusalem, yet all his life he can’t shake the feeling that he must be somewhere else. Fima’s life included both secret love affairs and nontrivial ideas; in his youth, great hopes were attached to him—his debut collection of poems became a major event. But Fima preferred to think about how the world is arranged and how both he and his country were lost in the labyrinths of existence. He was always consumed by longing—varied and unending. And now he’s already past his fifth decade. Fima lives in a run-down apartment, struggles with everyday troubles, flounders in the web of love yearnings, and works as an administrator in a gynecological clinic. Everyone loves him, but everyone also puts up with him with difficulty. He is the man who let dreams and fantasies defeat reality.
Amos Oz draws a portrait of a person and a generation capable of astonishing dreams—but stuck in those dreams. This is one of the most “Russian” novels by the Israeli classic, in which echoes of Gogol and Chekhov are clearly felt, and beneath the fussing Fima you can plainly see the image of Oblomov.
In October 2018, Amos Oz was awarded the “Yasnaya Polyana” literary prize in the “Foreign Literature” category.
08:30
01_Obeschanie i milost
24:07
02_Fima vstaet na rabotu
43:12
03_Zmeinoe gnezdo
32:44
04_Nadezhdy na novuyu stranitsu
31:04
05_Fima v temnote moknet pod prolivnym dozhdem
23:34
06_Budto ona byla ego sestroy
04:36
07_Toschim kulakom
30:09
08_Raznoglasiya otnositelno indusov- kto oni
38:49
09_Est tak mnogo veschey, kotorye mogli by my obsuzhdat, sravnivat
42:45
10_Fima ustupaet i proschaet
13:50
11_Do poslednego fonarya
03:46
12_Neizmennoe rasstoyanie mezhdu nim i eyu
11:39
13_Koren vsyakogo zla
40:54
14_Lichnost vydayuschegosya finskogo polkovodtsa raskryta
28:26
15_Istorii na son gryaduschiy
16:12
16_Fima prihodit k vyvodu, chto shans esche est
16:07
17_Nochnaya zhizn
19:37
18_“Ty zabyl samogo sebya”
01:32
19_V monastyre
30:36
20_Fima zabludilsya v lesu
08:32
21_No ved svetlyachok ischez
12:42
22_“Mne i tak s toboyu horosho”
16:27
23_Fima zabyvaet zabytoe
35:14
24_Pozor i vina
47:05
25_Paltsy, kotorye ne paltsy
01:29
26_Karla
34:07
27_Fima otkazyvaetsya sdavatsya
38:24
28_V Itake, na samom beregu
1:16:11
29_Do nastupleniya Subboty
1:06:08
30_Po krayney mere, naskolko eto vozmozhno
