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Serhiy Zhadan, Sergij ZadanHlibne peremir'a
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What to do when you do not trust even your closest relatives? How to get out of the trap into which he drove himself? Who can be told the most important thing if the language is broken and the ability to listen and understand remains in the pre-war past? The events of the play Bread Armistice take place in the summer of 2014. The story of one death is gradually becoming the story of an entire generation, the story of the relationship between children and parents, the story of betrayal and mistrust, full of comic words and tragic meanings, which Serhiy Zhadan is so perfectly able to combine. The war continues, and no truce can heal the wounds inflicted: they will continue to languish, forever changing the lives of people who were not going to fight at all.
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