Description
Discover 'Seeing Further' by Esther Kinsky, a captivating exploration of cinema's profound ability to unite individuals in shared experiences. This unique novel, published by Fitzcarraldo Editions, delves into Kinsky's time in a small town within Hungary's Alföld, showcasing a vibrant narrative that intertwines nostalgia with the present. With the iconic 'mozi'—once a cherished gathering place—now a relic of the past, Kinsky's heartfelt recollections breathe life into the desolation, engaging readers through evocative storytelling. 'Seeing Further' is a rich tapestry of human emotions, reflecting on the magic of cinema as a communal journey that accommodates raw feelings—from humor to horror—illuminating what it means to experience together, even in the dark. This book is not just an ode to film; it articulates the intricate relationship between space and memory, making it a must-read for lovers of literature and cinema alike. Praise from literary figures highlights its significance, affirming Esther Kinsky as a crucial contemporary voice in German literature. Captivate your senses and immerse yourself in this beautifully structured narrative that challenges perceptions of loss, history, and communal identity. 'Seeing Further' is a testament to the power of storytelling and a tribute to the flickering images that linger long after the lights dim.