Avuttomia: Kertomus

An intimate, unsparing portrait of an elderly rural couple confronting eviction, mounting debts, and the slow attrition of their household. Mornings are described through the stiff routines of aging bodies and the small domestic details that signal scarcity. Conversation and memory turn to absent or failed children, lost opportunities, and the burden of past obligations, while resignation and quiet endurance govern daily choices. The work balances close interior observation with broader signs of social and economic strain, showing how material hardship, familial fragmentation, and bodily decline shape a life narrowed to routine and worry.