London, 1889. Oscar Wilde is a famous poet and playwright, a witty storyteller, whose talent is admired throughout Europe. One day, Oscar Wilde discovers the naked body of a sixteen-year-old boy, Billy Wood, in a dark and stuffy room, in the light of a candle. Wilde cannot forget about this brutal murder and, together with his friend Arthur Conan Doyle, begins to investigate the crime. Oscar Wilde has a talent for detective work and is a member of various circles of Victorian London: from the bohemian demimonde to criminal communities, which will later play a decisive role in solving a series of inexplicable crimes. The classic detective story with a masterfully twisted plot brilliantly recreates the atmosphere of London at the end of the 19th century, as well as Oscar Wilde himself, one of the greatest personalities of the Victorian era, was “resurrected” with talent and wit.