From DMP:In Russia, on the eve of the revolution, a young student named Raskolnikov murders an old pawnbroker over a pocket watch. Although an innocent man is quickly arrested for the crime, Raskolnikovs’s own published essay – suggesting that people who are “extra-ordinary” are above such things as “right” and “wrong” – draws the suspicion of judge Porfiry. Who will catch up to Raskolnikov first? Porfiry or his own guilty conscience? p314m

An adaptation of Fyodor Dostoyevsky's classic novel.