Tchaikovsky's Wife

In 19th century Russia, Antonina Miliukova falls deeply in love with composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky after hearing his music, and despite his polite rejection of her proposal, she perseveres and marries him. The couple's marriage becomes a toxic game of manipulation, with Tchaikovsky blaming Antonina for his misfortunes and breakdowns, forcing her to endure humiliation, disgrace, and eventually, slow descent into madness.