“The plot of “The Last Hero” is something reminiscent of a parable, the moral of which is borrowed from “The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish.” The unemployed romantic Vitya and his teacher wife Lyusya, almost like Pushkin’s old woman, are methodically raising the price of their living meters, and their apartment is really becoming more expensive day by day. But the intractable family does not agree to move for less than a million dollars. Here, it seems like it’s time for Mr. Mardan to evade plot stereotypes and show a miracle - at least one as close to the businessman’s heart as the wads of banknotes in the hands of the poor teacher. Alas, businessmen are strict with morality, as well as with dramatic logic, which means that a broken trough will definitely appear in the right place. In the finale, the arrogant unemployed man is left without a penny, his house is destroyed, and his colleagues from Atlantis have an unplanned profit, with which the author, without leaving the stage, seems ready to congratulate them. Elena Rybakova (Kommersant)”