Waiting For Godot – Waiting For Godot

Synopsis: Written in French in 1949 and first staged in Paris in 1953, it is the famous work of Samuel Beckett. The protagonists of the game, Vladimir and Estragon, who are in existential pain, try to communicate with each other when their paths cross. In this ritual, which is repeated every day, when the memory fails to fulfill its function, they begin to move away from the certainty of reality. Waiting for Godot It is one of the most important works of absurd theater about people who are defeated by their inaction, waiting for an unknown person or "thing" named Godot. Waiting for Godot was first filmed in 1961 and attracted great attention.