The Bridge

Main Ideas

• An exploration of the fragile boundary between reality and dream, where the protagonist's consciousness wanders through the labyrinths of his own mind, and the bridge becomes a symbol of transition, connection, and separation between worlds.
• The theme of loss and the search for self, reflected in metaphorical spaces where the protagonist's identity splits, confronting shadows of the past and vague outlines of the future.
• The motif of inner exile and alienation, as a person finds themselves trapped in their own fantasies, unable to escape the world they have built.
• The problem of identity, revealed through the multitude of roles and masks the protagonist tries on in his quest for wholeness.
• Philosophical reflections on the nature of memory, guilt, and redemption, where each episode becomes a step toward awareness and acceptance of one's fate.