The Borders of Eternity

Bestselling novelist Ken Follett's monumental Century trilogy comes to a climax - after The Fall of the Titans and The Winter of the World, charting the fictional destinies of five families in different parts of the world, dramatically affected by the First and Second World Wars, comes the final installment of the saga, The Limits of Eternity. Into the lives of Maud von Urlich and her descendants in Berlin, of the Dewar family in the United States, Ethel Williams and her London family, as well as the Russian-American Peshkov clan, this time the historical events and conflicts from the early 1960s to the end of the 1980s - the Cuban Missile Crisis - enter in a fundamental way, the construction of the Berlin Wall, the Kennedy brothers' assassinations, the black American struggle for human rights, the Vietnam War, the collapse of the communist bloc, but also cultural phenomena typical of the time - samizdat, media or music and their role in the struggle for peace and freedom. The historical and personal peripeties of the story come to a close, but they will leave a lasting impression on the audience in the form of an unforgettable experience.