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The heroine of “A Little Drama” Marta does not feel pleasure from work, and her salary is barely enough to live on. Her world is compressed in a room, where she is visited by regular suitors, where they chat and discuss current affairs, where her dreams live.
How will her surroundings affect Marta? Who is the “unknown knight” who sends flowers? Can love bring joy and peace if for someone it is “an indicator of the unjustified weakness of a being destined to lead the world in the process of life”?
Valerian Pidmohylnyi depicts the small world of a person who is desperately searching for the value of his feelings in the times of rationality, the triumph of science, and social change; with characteristic skill and psychologism, the author leads readers through a story played out in the Kyiv apartments of the 1920s, so that we too can be imbued with this “little drama.”