Onegin

In 19th century Russia, a charismatic but unfulfilled aristocrat named Onegin inherits an estate and becomes embroiled in a tragic love triangle with a widowed mother's two daughters, one of whom writes him a passionate letter that he cruelly rejects. Years later, Onegin returns to St. Petersburg and reunites with the young woman who had once adored him, only to be met with her rejection and heartache. A tale of unrequited love, loss, and regret, Martha Fiennes' directorial debut is a poignant adaptation of Alexander Pushkin's classic novel in verse.