Has anyone seen my girl? 100 letters to Sergey

Has anyone seen my girl? 100 letters to Sergey

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Karina Dobrotvorskaya is a theater expert by education, a journalist, and a publisher by profession. From 2013 to 2021, she served as president and editorial director of Brand Development, Conde Nast International. They were considered the most beautiful couple of... the bohemian St. Petersburg of the early nineties – film critic and screenwriter Sergey Dobrotvorsky and his young wife Karina. But this happy romantic story turned into a harsh thriller. She escaped to another city, another life, another love. And he stayed in St. Petersburg and died soon after the divorce. In her autobiographical book “Has anyone seen my girl? 100 letters to Sergey,” Karina Dobrotvorskaya addresses a recipient who has long been dead, trying to finish saying what has never been said before. Although the book is written in the epistolary genre, it is easy to imagine it as an engaging film novel about the lives of two St. Petersburg intellectuals, where time is present in every frame. Sergey Nikolaevich, SNOB

Author: Карина Добротворская

Printhouse: AST

Series: On the Last Breath

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2022

ISBN: 9785171496074

Number of pages: 352

Size: 209x133x24 mm

Cover type: твердая

Weight: 369 g

ID: 977861

Karina Dobrotvorskaya is a theater expert by education, a journalist, and a publisher by profession. From 2013 to 2021, she served as president and editorial director of Brand Development, Conde Nast International. They were considered the most beautiful couple of the bohemian St. Petersburg of the early nineties – film critic and screenwriter Sergey Dobrotvorsky and his young wife Karina. But this happy romantic story turned into a harsh thriller. She escaped to another city, another life, another love. And he stayed in St. Petersburg and died soon after the divorce. In her autobiographical book “Has anyone seen my girl? 100 letters to Sergey,” Karina Dobrotvorskaya addresses a recipient who has long been dead, trying to finish saying what has never been said before. Although the book is written in the epistolary genre, it is easy to imagine it as an engaging film novel about the lives of two St. Petersburg intellectuals, where time is present in every frame. Sergey Nikolaevich, SNOB

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