Audio play The Big Picture by Dino Bozzati Man has created many robots that are merely mechanical imitators of his behavior; but the temptation has always accompanied man to create a robot that also possesses purely human characteristics such as thought. Professor Irma Izmani, a professor of electronics at the university, is invited to a military center with her husband to complete a top-secret project. An official letter from the ministry is sent to Professor Izmani, asking him to accept a two-year operation with a high salary. The professor and his wife Elisa set off on this mission and there they discover that an amazing robot has been created that, in addition to being able to perform mechanical human movements and behaviors, thinks and has human feelings in addition to the five senses. The designer of this robot is a scientist who created it based on the model of his beloved and deceased wife, "Laura": a beautiful, lustful and unfaithful woman. In the continuation of the story, the robot, feeling hatred for the beloved wife of its designer and intending to take revenge on the designer scientist, draws Professor Izmani's wife into itself and... *About the book: The novel "The Big Picture" was published in 1960. This story is considered the first "science fiction" novel in the history of Italian literature. The Big Picture is a story in which this abundant human desire is depicted and, in addition, incidents and events that occur unintentionally and beyond human will are also depicted before the reader's eyes. *About the author: "Dino Bozzati" (born October 16, 1906 - died January 28, 1972) was an Italian writer. His most famous book is the novel "The Tartar Desert", which has gained worldwide fame. A film was also made from this book, which was filmed in the historical Citadel of Bam in Iran. Dino Buzzati, a famous Italian writer, was born in 1906 in Belluno, a city in the province of Venice, Italy. Buzzati's first novel, "Barnabo of the Mountains," brought him fame. In 1958, Buzzati's book "Sixty Stories" won the prestigious Strega Award for the author. "The Story of Colombre" is among Buzzati's best short stories. Many of his stories have been made into films by contemporary Italian directors, such as the films "Barnabo of the Mountains" directed by Mario Brenta, "A Clinical Case" by Ugoto Niazi, and "The Desert of the Tatars" directed by Valerio Zorlini. Many scenes in the film "The Desert of the Tatars" were filmed in the Citadel of Bam. The history of this author's translations in Persian dates back to the 1950s, when two large picture books, translated by "Bahman Farzaneh" and "The Desert of the Tartars" translated by "Soroush Habibi", were published. In recent years, the author's works have been published by translators such as "Reza Qaysariyeh" (Summer 2000), "Mehshid Behrouzi" (The Desert of the Tatars 2006), "Mohsen Ebrahim" (winner of the Botzatti Foundation Award for the translation of Twenty Stories - Sixty Stories - Colombre and Fifty Other Stories - The Desert of the Tatars). Finally, this author, Dino Botzatti, died in 1972 at the age of 66 due to pancreatic cancer. Reference book Larger than Life - 1960 Author: Dino Buzzati Genre: Fiction Director: Ali Omrani Cast: Mahin Nasri, Ahmad Aghaloo, Mirtaher Mazloumi, Mehdi Nemini Moghadam, Sina Nikokar, Bahram Ebrahimi, Ali Tajmir, Afsaneh Mohammadi, Abdolali Kamali, Hadi Kamali Moghadam, Payam Hosseinian, Fariba Meshad *** We apologize to you, our esteemed readers, for the poor quality of some parts of this book. *** #Audio_play #Ali_Omrani #Dino_Buzzati_Large_Image 00:00:00 Part One 00:23:02 Part Two 00:44:11 Part Three 01:06:53 Part Four 01:41:05 Part Five 02:03:31 Part Six