Stiller

It is a thankless task to tear off the masks of others, and to tear off the mask from yourself is done. Only a few brave people dare to see their true face. At the train station, the police arrest a man who looks like Stiller. Although he assures that he is White. However, they do not believe him. Sitting in the butcher shop, White tries to compose an image of Stiller from the words of those around him. And to understand why the prosecutor's wife conveys congratulations to him? Why is the former ballerina Yulika so eager to meet him and assures him that he is Stiller, her husband. And isn't it strange that the only one who really understands him is the prosecutor? "I am not Stiller..." From the first words of the novel to the last, he is alone against the world, against the crowd. His life is full of bitter disappointments and defeats, but this is his path to his true self... Will the hero be able to stand up for himself? Will he be able to reject the roles imposed on him by the community? Will he be able to save his identity?