White Nights

Under the directorship of the series by Murat Belge, translated by Mehmet Özgül, with an afterword by Joseph Frank, with the chronology of the author and the period. A simple story of four nights and a morning in which we hear about loneliness and unrequited love from the mouth of an anonymous narrator. This simple and The nameless, introverted and dreamy hero of the lyrical story wanders alone among the canals and streets of Petersburg at night. Then he finds Nastenka crying on a bridge and falls in love with the young girl he saved from a man's harassment. So, will this man, who has never been with a woman before and isolated himself from life, find the happiness he is looking for in the young girl he puts at the center of his life? White Nights, one of the most distinctive Dostoyevsky stories, has been brought to the big screen many times with its surreal and cinematographic narrative since it was adapted into a movie by the Italian director Luchino Visconti in 1957. "Reading a Dostoyevsky book is like entering a magnificent city we do not know, like witnessing the shadow of a war."
-Jorge Luis Borges-



Number of Pages: 118

Year of Printing: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 118

First Printing Year: 2014

Language Turkish