The thinnest, most tender, most vulnerable and toughest woman in all of world history is Marina Tsvetaeva. A brilliant child from a good family, studying in Europe, early poetry. In 1911, Tsvetaeva met Sergei Efron and married him. What an unusual, bright, all-understanding love. But three years pass, and Marina meets the poetess Sofia Parnok. Their relationship also lasted for three years. Tsvetaeva returns to her husband Sergei Efron, having survived “the first catastrophe in her life.” And then - emigration, conspiracy, poverty, illness, return, suicide... The story of Tsvetaeva, the story of her love, is the story of the end of That Russia. Having felt it, you will plunge into the mood of those people and understand why everything turned out that way.

“Purlyga! Forgive me, it would be worse in the future. I am seriously ill, this is no longer me. I love you madly. Understand that I could no longer live..."