Flight by Mikhail Bulgakov (Farsi)

Description

Flight is a powerful, dreamlike play that portrays the chaotic aftermath of the Russian Civil War, following a group of White Army officers and civilians as they flee the advancing Bolsheviks. Structured in a series of surreal episodes, the play captures the psychological and emotional disorientation of exile, the longing for home, and the collapse of a way of life. With elements of dark humor and symbolism, Bulgakov examines themes of loss, disillusionment, and the human cost of revolution, creating a poignant reflection on a fractured nation and the people caught in its wake.