Teorie býka – Maxová Magdalena (2023)

Twenty-six-year-old Elena finds herself at a crossroads in life. She has already achieved everything she once considered important. She has a nice boyfriend, an apartment with a terrace, a designer handbag, and a pair of shoes that she won't even make it around the corner in. Unfortunately, no amount of clothing in the world can compensate for the lack of passion in a relationship. ***** After finishing the book Eat, Pray, Love, she completely identifies with the main character, who leaves everything behind and travels for a year to Italy, India, and then Bali to discover herself and find true love. Unfortunately, dear Elena is a bit of a coward, and above all, she doesn't have the money to survive even one month, let alone a year, so two days spent in Palermo, Italy, seem like a great compromise. ***** Little does she know that she will end up in the arms of a mysterious Sicilian farmer and arms dealer all in one. And no, it won't be like a romantic movie. Elena finds herself in situations that she handles with her characteristic clumsiness. ***** The Theory of the Bull is a sharp comedy about unfulfilled expectations, cultural differences, and one great love, accompanied by humorous commentary and self-ironic monologues from the main character. Pour yourself a glass of wine, slice some salami, and get comfortable. A trip in style...