Undefeated. You Took My Innocence and Freedom, But I Was Always Stronger Than You
7 hrs. 28 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Karsten Graff
Author
Karsten Graff
Narrator
Alevtina Pugach
Narrator
Alevtina Pugach
Description
"Many times we could have died. But we clung to life with our last strength and waited. People like Mokhov always make a mistake sooner or later…"
Saturday. A small Russian town of Skopin. In the yard, you can see a garage. At ground level, a metal plate that hides the passage slowly and carefully slides aside. A pale teenage girl appears from it. She has a strange figure: long arms, a flat chest, thin legs. She covers her eyes with her hand, trying to get used to the light. She stands still and waits to be told what to do.
A full view of what is happening from both sides: a thorough study of a maniac’s psychology and the incredible rebirth of the victim, Ekaterina Martynova.
Saturday. A small Russian town of Skopin. In the yard, you can see a garage. At ground level, a metal plate that hides the passage slowly and carefully slides aside. A pale teenage girl appears from it. She has a strange figure: long arms, a flat chest, thin legs. She covers her eyes with her hand, trying to get used to the light. She stands still and waits to be told what to do.
A full view of what is happening from both sides: a thorough study of a maniac’s psychology and the incredible rebirth of the victim, Ekaterina Martynova.
