LET IZNAD KUKAVIČJEG GNIJEZDA

28.10.2024 u 20:00

Opis

Autor koji je, prema vlastitim riječima bio "premlad da bi bio bitnik, a prestar da bi bio hipi", tragikomično je i šašavo-inteligentnim pristupom kao trnom u neuralgično mjesto pogodio u srž borbe pojedinca protiv uvijek do određene granice represivnog sustava. Gotovo arhetipski, kroz galeriju likova koja se nijansirano kreće od drvosječe i razmetljivog kockara, plemenitog "divljaka", preko nijemog poglavice, do ledeno-hladne glavne medicinske sestre. Već godinu dana kasnije, slavni je dramaturg Dale Wasserman roman pretočio u predstavu koja je, zapravo očekivano, pokorila publiku i kritiku. Stoga nije čudno da je 1975. Let iznad kukavičjeg gnijezda prerastao u film koji je osvojio sve najvažnije Oskare. Priču o Randleu McMurphyju koji odluči zatvorsku kaznu umjesto u zatvoru odslužiti u umobolnici, o igri izigravanja sustava koja se pretvara u istinsku borbu za prava i slobodu duha, o bitki protiv represivnog sustava u kojoj čovjek naposljetku gubi zdrav razum na scenu je postavio sjajni Dražen Ferenčina.

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The author, who described himself as "too young to be a Beatnik and too old to be a hippie," used a tragically comic and quirky-intelligent approach to strike at the heart of the struggle between the individual and the always, to some extent, repressive system, hitting a nerve. Almost archetypically, through a gallery of characters that range from a lumberjack and a boastful gambler, a noble "savage," to a mute chief and the ice-cold head nurse. Just a year later, the famous playwright Dale Wasserman adapted the novel into a play that, as expected, captivated both audiences and critics. It’s no wonder that 1975, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, was made into a film that won all the major Oscars. The story of Randle McMurphy, who decides to serve his prison sentence in a mental institution, a game of outwitting the system that turns into a genuine fight for rights and freedom of spirit, a battle against a repressive system where the man ultimately loses his sanity, was brought to the stage under the direction of the brilliant Dražen Ferenčina.