Sleima

Summary

A searing portrait of societal hypocrisy and the corrosive nature of vengeance, "Sleima" unfurls the tragic trajectory of its titular protagonist, the illegitimate progeny of a virtuous schoolteacher and a callous count. Born into a world that condemns her mother for a "sin" of passion, Sleima internalizes the deep-seated injustice, dedicating her nascent existence to exacting retribution from the aristocratic progenitor who spurned them. However, the path to vengeance proves a harrowing descent, compelling Sleima into the very moral compromises she sought to rectify, forcing her to embrace the ignominy of prostitution to fund her single-minded quest for justice, thereby blurring the lines between victim and perpetrator in a devastating cycle of suffering and self-sacrifice.

Synopsis

About the change of circumstances of an illegitimate daughter of a schoolteacher and an uncaring and hardened count, who seeks to avenge the sufferings of her mother, shunned by society for her "sin", but ends up having to prostitute herself to finance her revenge.