It's about a terrible tragedy that happened just before the 20'th century.
The cinematography, the atmosphere thats full of suspicion, the lovely and beautiful dresses and costums it really is something to behold, but the story is rather dark and bold, and very realistic in a world ruled by men.
It's about three strong and delicate women, that survived the bonfire at the Bazar but also centres around the devastating and gruesome fate many victims (mostly women) of the destructive fire endured. Hundreds of people were burned, scarred for life and permanently robbed of their beauty and youth. Rather gruesome in a world where it matters most.
Review of The Bonfire of Destiny
