BLICHTR AND TINSEL - MICHAŁ MEDWID

Discover the world of film in a distorting mirror! "Blichtr and Tinsel" is a black comedy that will take you to the fictional city of Humbugh, a center of the film industry full of absurdities and unexpected twists. Meet the story of a young boy who decides to realize his dreams and write a film script, entering the world of big stars and even bigger madness.

• Climate of the Coen Brothers' films and Charlie Kaufman
• Anthropomorphic animals and occasional people
• A story about the risk associated with realizing dreams
• A slight note of a thriller and morality
• Captivating plot full of absurdities and humor
• Ideal for fans of black comedies and satire

"Blichtr and Tinsel" is not only a story about the film industry, but also about striving for goals, overcoming obstacles and the consequences of decisions made. Michał Medwid has created a world in which the line between reality and fiction blurs, and absurdity chases absurdity. It is a read that encourages reflection, but above all entertains and surprises. Meet the story of young Bim Billon, who enters the world of big stars, money and even bigger absurdities. The production does not go as the hero imagined from the very beginning, which leads to many comic and dramatic situations.

The book "Blichtr and Tinsel" is an excellent choice for all those who appreciate intelligent humor, original stories and original characters. It is a read that will remain in your memory for a long time and will encourage you to reflect on the world of film, dreams and human nature. Let yourself be carried away by the whirlwind of absurdities and discover what lies behind the blichtr and tinsel of the film industry. It is a story about how the realization of dreams can turn into madness, and success can have a bitter taste. Will Bim Billon achieve his goal, or will he be swallowed up by the world of absurdity and madness? See for yourself!

Technical data:

Publisher: Planeta Czytelnika

Year of publication: 2025

Number of pages: 380

Cover: paperback

Format: 141x203 mm