So Much Life Left Over

Main Ideas

• An exploration of the fragility of human fate against the backdrop of historical upheaval and change, where personal drama is interwoven with the tragedies of the century
• The theme of loss and the impossibility of returning to life as it was before the war, when even peacetime brings no peace to the soul
• The search for meaning and hope in everyday life, despite disappointments, betrayals, and unfulfilled dreams
• The complexity of family relationships, where love and alienation, loyalty and betrayal, compassion and selfishness are tightly entwined
• The problem of memory and forgetting, as the past relentlessly haunts the characters and attempts to forget prove futile
• The clash of personal desires with duty, when the choice between happiness and responsibility becomes a painful ordeal
• Overcoming loneliness and seeking closeness in a world where everyone carries their own invisible burden of loss and hope