Tchaikovsky’s Wife

In the opulent backdrop of 19th-century Russian aristocracy, emerges the poignant tale of Antonina Miliukova, a woman of beauty and intellect. Her life, intertwined with the prestigious circles of Russia, holds all the promises of the era, yet her heart is captivated by a singular passion: the renowned composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky.

Enamored by his enthralling music, she sees in him not just a genius of the times but the love of her life. As fate would have it, Tchaikovsky, beleaguered by personal demons and societal pressures, succumbs to this marital alliance. What unfolds is a turbulent saga of love and torment; as Tchaikovsky grapples with his inner conflicts, Antonina, steadfast in her devotion, faces an onslaught of rejection and disdain. This relentless pursuit of love leads her down a harrowing path of degradation and mental collapse, painting a vivid portrait of a woman’s struggle in a time where her emotions are as grand as the era itself.