The bear

A trivial incident and a reversal of the spectacular situation lie at the heart of the joke in a "Bear" act. Unexpected circumstances bring people together. A misogynist, young man, comes in front of a widow's estate to ask for his remaining debt from her late husband. From close to close, in heated dialogue, the two become hot and challenged at the duel. The lesson of handgun is a lingering, not at all frightening. The parody of death is like a game of children, the "dead" being animated by the projections of those who have met him. The absurd air ironically complements the distinct comic strand and the amorous delusion camouflaged under the "duel" brand. Luka, Popova and Smirnov are three characters cut out of anger, passion and strangeness that reveals too humanity among tears, hoarseness and liberating vodka.