Poet

Didar it’s a poet absorbed by his daily work in a small newspaper. In a time of mass consumption, and the triumph of digital content, and social networks, those who dedicate their time reading poetry are less and less. When reading the story of a famous poet kazakh from the nineteenth century, killed by the government, Didier feels deeply shaken and acknowledges, at the same time, the arsh and the difficulty of his talent. Invited for a reading in a small town, Didar is torned between pain and joy, between his success and his failures.