Brothers. The Final Confession

1917, the Crimea. Fanny Kaplan is blind and out of prison. She starts an affair with her doctor, Dmitriy Ilyich Ulyanov. which ends unexpectedly when she runs into her first lover: the terrorist who she went to prison for and who is now in the Russian secret police. Soon after, she is accused of an assassination attempt on Dimitry's brother: Vladimir Ulyanov Lenin.

Yakiv, a devoted communist, establishing communist party in a Ukrainian village. But witnessing the devastation of forced starvation in 1932-33, he save 2800 villagers from hungry death, refusing to serve an oppressive ideology.

Three estranged siblings reunite at a remote mountain ranch owned by a powerful tech entrepreneur, each arriving with a private agenda shaped by the past. As old wounds resurface and alliances begin to shift, their uneasy reunion starts to fracture. Cut off from the outside world and drawn deeper into a web of control, resentment, and buried truths, the siblings must decide whether the bonds that tie them together can still hold—or if they will be the very thing that tears them apart.

The first Soviet sexologist is sent to the gulag and is haunted by stories of fellow inmates. They provide unforgettable vignettes of Soviet sexual brutality, from the utopian ideals of the 1920s, to gay life in the 1930s, the rape of women by those in power, and the use of sexpionage to entrap enemies of the State. A visually compelling exploration of how totalitarianism ultimately destroys all forms of human intimacy. Part 1 of the trilogy "Sex in the Soviet Union."