Women's Day

When you feel bad, know that it won't last forever. But even when you are sure you are happy, remember that this too will not last forever. Unfortunately, we often forget both. But fate does not miss the opportunity to find comfort at the right time or, on the contrary, to give a slap on the nose. And this is precisely what Maria Metlitskaya's new novel is about. On the eve of Women's Day, three successful women — an actress, a doctor, and a writer — came to the studio of a popular talk show. All three were sure that they were expected to share their success story, about how they made themselves. Each of them had given such interviews more than once, and over time, truth and fiction got so intertwined that the heroines themselves sometimes could not distinguish one from the other. But everything went completely differently. Women's Day became yet another trial — of resilience, integrity, of the ability to love and forgive. And yet another reminder — it is never always very bad or very good.