The Bedbug
On his wedding day in 1929, Ivan Prisypkin is frozen with a bedbug and revived fifty years later in a utopian Soviet society that has eliminated poverty and familiar vices. Treated as a relic, he becomes a human exhibit at a zoo.
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On his wedding day in 1929, Ivan Prisypkin is frozen with a bedbug and revived fifty years later in a utopian Soviet society that has eliminated poverty and familiar vices. Treated as a relic, he becomes a human exhibit at a zoo.
Finochka, a troubled teenager, joins her father’s circle of school-age idealists after a family crisis. When the group learns of her distress, its members devise a marriage of convenience to keep her with her father while allowing her mother to join them.
On his wedding day in 1929, Ivan Prisypkin is frozen with a bedbug and revived fifty years later in a utopian Soviet society that has eliminated poverty and familiar vices. Treated as a relic, he becomes a human exhibit at a zoo.
Finochka, a troubled teenager, joins her father’s circle of school-age idealists after a family crisis. When the group learns of her distress, its members devise a marriage of convenience to keep her with her father while allowing her mother to join them.