Once I Met an Elephant

Night, an empty room, and a man tired of himself. Yesterday he drank, today he promised to "start a new life" again, but tomorrow everything will be as before. He has almost come to terms with the fact that his dreams will never come true until an elephant appears in the room… more precisely, the god Ganesha. He smokes someone else's cigarettes, tells inappropriate jokes, and demands bacon for breakfast. But most importantly, he offers a deal: "Want to change? Complete my tasks. One a day." This meeting turns out not to be a coincidence. Ganesha is either a real god or a reflection of the hero himself. He exposes his weaknesses and turns them into a source of strength. And the more absurd the tasks, the closer the main character gets to the most important thing: the ability to hear himself and dare to live a real life.