A typical Soviet Khrushchev apartment one room with a tiny kitchen. Ne

A typical Soviet Khrushchev apartment one room with a tiny kitchen. Near the small dining table for two, a square of white and red ceramic tiles is roughly laid out on the wall, the rest is covered with long-faded wallpaper. There are cobwebs in the corners, a Polish kitchen from the seventies, one door is hanging loose, one right where the garbage can is is missing. The stove is dirty, the “apron” is made of the same white and red tiles as above the dining table, some tiles are missing, some are split. A smoked kettle whistles on the stove. A balding man of about forty with a long wooden nose sits at the table, and only his bangs remain from the “hair” of once light, but now darkened shavings. This is Pinocchio. He sleeps with his head in his hands, his nose to the kitchen, not hearing the boiling kettle. On the table there is an almost empty bottle of vodka and an open can of sprat in tomato, also half empty.. . A plump woman of about thirty-five enters the kitchen in a dressing gow