Psihološki roman • Hrvatska književnost

Crvotočina

Name: Crvotočina
Price: 13.24 EUR
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 9789532594232

Davor Žmegač

Prvi krimiroman iskusna filmskog režisera i scenarista Davora Žmegača Crvotočina pokazuje složenost svijeta, njegovih privida koji se mogu mjeriti s filmskima, i otvara niz moralnih pitanja...

Leš predsjedničkoga kandidata Viktora Radana, zatučenog tupim predmetom i sa slikom Ante Pavelića pričvršćenom pribadačom na majicu, nađen je u Ljetnom kinu Tuškanac, što nužno alarmira i javnost i policiju, a po privatnoj narudžbi udovice Radan i bivšeg policajca, danas privatnog detektiva sumnjive reputacije, Tibora Dombaja.

Tiborovoj grupici agenata priključit će se i street-art umjetnica, njegova bipolarna kći Kaja, koja bi voljela biti Lisbeth Salander i koja će tijekom svoje neortodoksno vođene istrage ostvariti neočekivano žensko prijateljstvo. Kada se pojavi još jedan leš označen poglavnikovom sličicom, široka se istraga počinje sužavati i svi putovi vode u crvotočinu koja spaja vremena i ljude, osumnjičene i žrtve, fragmente domaće filmske povijesti i montažere života.

Editor

Kruno Lokotar

Graphics design

Jasna Goreta

Dimensions

21 x 13.5 cm

Pages

400

Publisher

Hena Com, Zagreb, 2023.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53259-423-2

One copy is available

Condition:Unused

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