William Somerset Moy is a British writer, one of the most prominent prose writers of the 1930s, one of the classics of English literature of the twentieth century. For significant contributions to the development of literature, he was awarded the Order of the Cavalry of Poshan. “The Tractor of Human Predilections” is a biographical novel by the author, which has been filmed in such a way that the glory of the cult work of the 20th century has risen. This is the story of Philip Carey, a tireless joker with a sense of life. Having prospered his life - at the beginning of his life in Germany, London, Paris - the hero does not deprive him of becoming an artist. Long-lasting prayers will forever melt into a bucket of living water, never faltering in their quest for the truth. So, how have the evidence for this power been already known to Filipov for a long time? His lot changes dramatically when he opens up to the light of human passions. The result of this virus of lip troubles and mental anguish is transformed into an unshakable tractor...