Konfidenz

A woman named Barbara, who came to Paris after her lover Martin, enters a hotel room when the phone rings. The caller is a man named Leon, whom he has never met, but knows everything about him, even the most intimate aspects of his life. He tells Barbara that Martin is in trouble. Martin actually came there to join a secret political resistance organization, and Leon is the person responsible for Martin in the organization. They talk on the phone for nine hours with short breaks. It becomes clear that the reason why Leon is interested in Barbara is not just political responsibility. In an extremely tense tone, he talks about Barbara's relationship with Martin, the letters she received, her profession, their childhood, stories, the weakness of men, lies and betrayal, politics and resistance, dreams, love, and people who "have no room left in their hearts for the suffering of others because they are in love with their own suffering." they mention. Leon reveals himself naked after making a surprising confession: He is like a sponge who has spent his life absorbing the pain of others. "There is something in the middle of your being that resembles that deep wound of femininity, and the pain of the world fills you from here." This long conversation is unexpectedly interrupted at one of its most intense moments, and a dizzying chain of events begins... While all this is happening, the author who tells us the story of Leon and Barbara is constantly questioning himself. Konfidenz is a sad and political novel about people who "dare to dream in the world of murderers".



Number of Pages: 123

Print Year: 1996


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Ayrinti Publications

Year of First Printing: 1996

Number of Pages: 123

Language: Turkish