Breathing into Marble is the fourth book by this young and talented writer. But it is her first novel, a well-crafted drama about painful solitude, family, and relationships between men and women. Černiauskaitė writes about yearning, about unused intimacy, about the gentleness and burdens of the heart, about life, about something from below and something from above. Breathing into Marble Laura Sintija Cerniauskaite. Home News Books. The Music Teacher The Easiest Shtetl Love Song Breathing into Marble The Last Day Devilspel Diary of a Jewish Girl About. About Our Translators Media. · This taut psychological drama by debuting filmmaker Giedrė Beinoriutė is an adaptation of the award-winning novel of the same name by Laura Sintija Černiauskaitė. Using an economical but highly effective approach, the director ramps up the tension, and her conception of the mise-en-scène is masterful as well.
4 replies on "Breathing Into Marble by Laura Sintija Cerniauskaite" Marina Sofia says: March 6, at pm. Like you, I have not read any Lithuanian literature, so for that reason alone this one would be worth a try. Sorry to hear that it didn't quite fully hit the spot for you. I've just recently read a selection of women's. Černiauskaitė has the ability to create very interesting, multi-layered and real characters. They might not be easy to understand, but they are always very convincing. That kind of character is Izabelė from Breathing into Marble - that woman attracted me like a magnet. In the book, I also came across many other topics that I can very much. Angliškos knygos / angliška literatūra / english books / fiction / non-fiction / poetry / graphic novels / komiksai / comics / kitos knygos / lietuvių literatūra anglų kalba / lithuanian literature in english / vilnius / centras / knygynas / nepriklausomas / independent bookstore /.
This taut psychological drama by debuting filmmaker Giedrė Beinoriūtė is an adaptation of the award-winning novel of the same name by Laura Sintija Černiauskaitė. Using an economical but highly effective approach, the director ramps up the tension, and her conception of the mise-en-scène is masterful as well. This taut psychological drama by debuting filmmaker Giedrė Beinoriutė is an adaptation of the award-winning novel of the same name by Laura Sintija Černiauskaitė. Using an economical but highly effective approach, the director ramps up the tension, and her conception of the mise-en-scène is masterful as well. – Laura Sintija Cerniauskaite, Breathing into Marble. She jumped up, her hands pressed to her chest as if afraid that the beast encaged within her rib cage would escape. Hastily she ran with it to the door. ‘Women are so cruel,’ she said, turning suddenly. ‘Especially former friends.’ – Laura Sintija Cerniauskaite, Breathing into Marble.
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