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Vpervye na russkom - klassicheskiĭ roman "samogo ubiĭstvennogo ėkzistent͡sialista v detektivnoĭ proze" (Boston Globe), avtora ėkranizirovannykh Khichkokom "Neznakomt͡sev v poezde" i mnogokratno perenesennoĭ na kinoėkran serii knig o Tome Ripli. Viktoru van Allenu tridt͡satʹ shestʹ let. On zhivet v gorodke Littl-Uėsli, shtat Massachusets, i ego zhena Melinda emu izmeni͡aet. Do pory do vremeni Vik terpit ee izmeny, no odnazhdy reshaet borotʹsi͡a - i, dli͡a romantichnoĭ zagadochnosti, vydumyvaet istorii͡u ob ubiĭstve. A ot mnimogo ubiĭstva do ubiĭstva samogo nastoi͡ashchego u Khaĭsmit - odin shag… U romana estʹ frant͡suzskai͡a kinoversii͡a (1981) - rezhisser Mishelʹ Devilʹ, v glavnykh roli͡akh Zhan-Lui Trentinʹi͡an i Izabelʹ I͡Upper, - a v 2022 godu v mirovoĭ prokat vyshla novai͡a ėkranizat͡sii͡a: postanovshchik Ėdrian Laĭn ("9? nedelʹ", "Rokovoe vlechenie", "Lestnit͡sa Iakova", "Nepristoĭnoe predlozhenie", "Lolita", "Nevernai͡a"), v glavnykh roli͡akh Ben Afflek i Ana de Armas. "Li͡ubite vy detektivy ili net, no „Glubokie vody" - obi͡azatelʹnoe chtenie".

For the first time in Russian — a classic novel by "the most murderous existentialist in detective fiction" (Boston Globe), the author of Hitchcock's "Strangers on the Train" and a series of books about Tom Ripley repeatedly transferred to the cinema screen. Victor van Allen is thirty-six years old. He lives in Little Wesley, Massachusetts, and his wife Melinda is cheating on him. For the time being, Vic tolerates her infidelities, but one day decides to fight — and, for romantic mystery, invents a murder story. And from an imaginary murder to the murder of the real Highsmith — one step… The novel has a French film version (1981) — directed by Michel Deville, starring Jean-Louis Trintignant and Isabelle Huppert — and in 2022 a new film adaptation was released worldwide: director Adrian Lyne ("9? weeks", "Fatal Attraction", "Jacob's Ladder", "Obscene Proposal", "Lolita", "Infidel"), starring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas. "Whether you like detective stories or not, Deep Waters is a must—read."