Хедда Габлер

Newly married and already suffocating, Hedda Gabler finds herself imprisoned in a life of polite society and quiet expectation. Intelligent, restless, and dangerously bored, she begins to exert control in the only way she knows how through manipulation. As ambition, jealousy, and pride collide, small choices ignite irreversible consequences. In this chilling portrait of repression and desire, Henrik Ibsen exposes the fragile boundaries between power and self-destruction.