“...This was one of the strongest and brightest talents put forward by the wave of the social movement of the sixties. The son of a drunken postman, from childhood he saw only “hardships, misfortunes, bitter tears.” As a boy, at home and at school, he suffered from constant beatings and torture. As a young man, he yearned for the “light” and languished in the stuffy atmosphere of provincial bureaucratic offices. When he managed to “break out” of these offices, when he found himself at the “source of light” - in the capital - he found nothing there except need...”