Everyone seems to know him, but nobody knows his name. And those who don't know him yet definitely want to make his acquaintance. Only the narrator, joined by the bad-mannered gentleman, wants to get rid of him. He forced himself on him at Paris airport, in Munich he is already staying in his apartment, in the artists' agency that the narrator runs, he sits at his desk and prepares a film. Who is this strange guest who suddenly stands in the room like in a Gogol story and confuses everything with his mere presence? In the end, just as people are trying to figure him out, Jonah is gone forever.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Could it be that some are secretly waiting for the arrival of a character that will throw them off? Michael Kr\u00fcger's adventurous chronicle of current events shows that the certainty with which we lead our thoroughly rationalized lives is a fiction.<\/p>\n\n\n\n