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What I liked
Adam and Jakob give us a poignant modernist fable. They intertwine the tale of a very old man and a very young boy. Being a narrator for one story and an actor in the other. Funny, touching, deep. What excels is their clarity of vision and wondrous charisma. One highlight the is the physical comedy of flying pens, paper and dictionaries. Worthy of Dick van Dyke or Lucille Ball.
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My overall impression
A Poignant modernist well crafted story
