A tele play preserving the flavor of Goncharov novel. Yves Gasc giving a great Zakhar and the viewer being confronted with not exactly expected Oblomov. Delicate and precise, using the sequences of Russian and Soviet films, proposing not only a great adaptation but a wise manner to discover the roots of a life style. Touching and subtle and impressive and beautiful. Against the feeling to be only a remarkable sketch. Short, just Oblomov. In new aspects and definition and exposed nuances. Simple but remarkable. Beautiful and touching. Not only for the status of work of Comedie Francais. B>ut because it represents , in high measure, a portrait of our near reality.
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