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Patrit͡sii͡u Khaĭsmit (1921-1995) nazyvai͡ut samym ubiĭstvennym ėkzistent͡sialistom v detektivnoĭ proze. Ona "prosnulasʹ znamenitoĭ" v 1950-m, srazu posle vykhoda ee debi͡utnogo romana "Neznakomt͡sy v poezde", po motivam kotorogo Khichkok sni͡al progremevshiĭ nuar. Patrit͡sii͡u Khaĭsmit voobshche mozhno nazvatʹ rekordsmenom po chislu ėkranizat͡siĭ. Po informat͡sii Forbes Woman, v obshcheĭ slozhnosti ee knigi, v tom chisle bestsellery serii o mistere Ripli, perenosili na plenku 40 raz. V 1999 godu vyshel "Talantlivyĭ mister Ripli" Ėntoni Mingelly, v 2024-m na platforme "Netfliks" - mini-serial "Ripli". Peru Khaĭsmit prinadlezhat bolee 20 romanov i neskolʹko sbornikov rasskazov. Ee proizvedenii͡a otmecheny Gran-pri frant͡suzskoĭ detektivnoĭ literatury i "Serebri͡anym kinzhalom" Assot͡siat͡sii detektivnykh pisateleĭ Velikobritanii; oni vkli͡ucheny v spisok "100 luchshikh detektivov" angliĭskogo pisateli͡a i kritika Genri Kitinga. "Neznakomt͡sy v poezde" - klassika zhanra psikhologicheskogo detektiva. Sluchaĭnye poputchiki boltai͡ut o tom o sem, i odin vnezapno izlagaet drugomu absurdnui͡u idei͡u ob "ubiĭstve krest-nakrest". Tot ne pridaet znachenii͡a ėtomu razgovoru, odnako makhovik prestuplenii͡a uzhe zapushchen. . . "Li͡ubite vy detektivy ili net, no „Glubokie vody" - obi͡azatelʹnoe chtenie" (Sunday Times). Geroĭ, ustavshiĭ terpetʹ izmeny zheny, odnazhdy vydumyvaet istorii͡u ubiĭstva. . . Roman byl ėkranizirovan v 1981-m i 2022 godu (rezhisser Ėdrian Laĭn, v glavnoĭ roli Ben Afflek). Po slovam biografa Khaĭsmit Ėndri͡u Uilsona, nazvanie romana "Dva lika i͡anvari͡a" podcherkivaet dvoĭstvennui͡u, izmenchivui͡u prirodu glavnykh geroev, svi͡azannykh obshchim prestupleniem. Knigu takzhe ėkranizirovali dvazhdy: v 1986-m i 2014 godu. Vo vtoroĭ versii, sni͡atoĭ Khosseĭnom Amini, sygrali Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Danst i Oskar Aĭzek. "Te, kto ukhodi͡at" - proizvedenie zagadochnoe i rozhdai͡ushchee spory. "Pered nami - glubochaĭshee psikhologicheskoe issledovanie chrezvychaĭno redkoĭ kollizii" (Times Literary Supplement). Noi͡abrʹ v Venet͡sii, pustynnye naberezhnye, presledovatelʹ i zhertva, kotorye strannym obrazom meni͡ai͡utsi͡a roli͡ami. . .

Patricia Highsmith (1921-1995) has been called the most murderous existentialist in detective fiction. She "woke up famous" in 1950, immediately after the release of her debut novel "Strangers on a Train," based on which Hitchcock made a thundering noir. Patricia Highsmith can generally be called the record holder for the number of film adaptations. According to Forbes Woman, her books, including the best-selling Mr. Ripley series, have been transferred to film 40 times in total. Anthony Minghella's The Talented Mr. Ripley was released in 1999, and the Ripley miniseries was released on the Netflix platform in 2024. Highsmith has written more than 20 novels and several collections of short stories. Her works have been awarded the Grand Prix of French Detective Fiction and the Silver Dagger by the Association of Detective Writers of Great Britain; they are included in the list of the "100 best detectives" by the English writer and critic Henry Keating. "Strangers on the Train" is a classic of the psychological detective genre. Random fellow travelers are chatting about this and that, and one suddenly expounds to the other the absurd idea of a "criss-cross murder." He does not attach importance to this conversation, but the flywheel of the crime has already been launched. . . "Whether you like detective stories or not, Deep Waters is a must—read" (Sunday Times). The hero, tired of enduring his wife's infidelity, one day invents a murder story. . . The novel was filmed in 1981 and 2022 (directed by Adrian Lyne, starring Ben Affleck). According to Highsmith biographer Andrew Wilson, the title of the novel "The Two Faces of January" highlights the dual, volatile nature of the main characters, bound by a common crime. The book was also filmed twice: in 1986 and 2014. The second version, directed by Hossein Amini, starred Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac. "Those who Leave" is a mysterious and controversial work. "Before us is a profound psychological study of an extremely rare collision" (Times Literary Supplement). November in Venice, deserted embankments, stalker and victim, who strangely switch roles...