Tuesday Women
Synopsis
An idyllic morning: spaghetti bubbles on the stove, classical music plays. The calm is broken by a call that sets into motion a surreal day in which the phones keep ringing and mysterious, fascinating women interrupt his domestic routine, to provide strangely profound insights into his life. Three short stories by Haruki Murakami adapted to an Indian setting.
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