Summary
A captivating plunge into the psychological maelstrom of unbridled yearning, "Priklyuchenie Liny v Sochi" unfurls as a vibrant, kaleidoscopic farce charting one woman's fervent, almost pathological, desire for the sun-drenched shores of the Caucasus. Lina, the protagonist, succumbs to an enigmatic malady dubbed 'resort fever,' an affliction so potent it manifests as a debilitating, yet comically urgent, physical and mental obsession with the Black Sea coast. Her devoted, if somewhat overwhelmed, husband, in a desperate bid to restore her equilibrium, summons an esteemed medical conclave, their collective wisdom pitted against a force of nature disguised as a domestic ailment. Yet, the gravitational pull of Sochi proves irresistible. Lina, with a tenacity bordering on the heroic, orchestrates a spectacular escape, shedding the confines of her convalescence to embark on a whirlwind odyssey. What awaits her is not merely a vacation, but a riotous succession of escapades, a delightful tapestry of misadventures and unexpected encounters that test the very fabric of her sanity and the audience’s capacity for unadulterated mirth, all set against the picturesque, yet inherently chaotic, backdrop of the famed resort town.
A farce. Lina wants to go to the Caucasus so much that she gets sick with "resort fever". The worried husband convenes a consultation of doctors. But Lina still breaks out to Sochi, where a lot of fun adventures await her.
