Katharsis

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Three days in a traditional inn in the English countryside, in the picturesque and historic city of Stratford-upon-Avon, on the occasion of the premiere of Shakespeare's "Coriolanus" at the famous theater of the great playwright, three couples join together. They are from different countries and cultures, and are invited to spend a relaxed and theatrical weekend, without suspecting what are the common experiences that unite them and have stigmatized them. The tranquility of the space seems pretentious. Their lives will run at a stormy pace, as events have determined and prevented them. The action unfolds within the four walls of the inn, having roots in the past of the heroes. Peter and Margaret Johnson, Heinrich and Brigitte Krupssmayer, Plato Eumenides and Antigone Apolloniatis are there together, but so opposite. They discuss, disagree, conflict and learn their past; until the moment of catharsis arrives.