The wild duck #952214

In a cramped attic apartment, the Ekdal family lives in a world of carefully constructed illusions centered around a wounded wild duck. When a relentless truth-seeker arrives, his mission to expose their lies brings about a devastating collision with reality. Ibsen masterfully deconstructs the necessity of "life-lies" for human survival and the unintended cruelty of absolute idealism. This tragicomedy is a profound reflection on the fragility of happiness.