Father Goriot
14 hrs. 10 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Honoré de Balzac
Author
Honoré de Balzac
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
Narrator
Mikhail Roslyakov
Description
The novel “Father Goriot” (1834–1835), together with “Lost Illusions” and “Splendors and Miseries of Courtesans,” forms the trilogy occupying the central place in “The Human Comedy.” The novel is full of passions and sinful desires. Poor student Eugène de Rastignac is subject to all the temptations that can overwhelm the soul of a young man: he is vain and dreams of wealth. In Paris, temptations are everywhere—against which it’s so hard to stand firm. But one day fate brings Rastignac together with the unfortunate old man Goriot, who drags out a miserable existence and inspires no one’s sympathy—even his own daughters. He tells the student the bitter story of his life…
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