The Washing Machine

Vida is the eldest Kolbas sister, confident and predatory, using charm and sex to control others. She orchestrates schemes, manipulating Inspector Stacev and her sisters to protect her own interests. Her calculated misdirections keep the tension high as truth continually erodes.

Ludmilla is the lonely voyeur who claims clairvoyant powers and foretells Yuri's murder in a dream. She enjoys stirring drama and uses deceit to stay out of danger, even as her alibis crumble. Her presence blurs the line between superstition and willful manipulation.

Maria is the bisexual sister who uses seduction and manipulation to influence Stacev and bend others to her will. She pursues wealth and stability, while playing multiple lovers and keeping her true intentions hidden. Her romantic entanglements are a key weapon in the sisters’ game.

Yuri Petkov is a mob boss whose wealth and criminal cunning set the plot in motion. He arranges deals, commits acts of violence, and deceives those around him, only to be revealed as far more dangerous than the sisters realize. His apparent death masks a living threat that drives the finale.

Inspector Stacev is the detective drawn into the sisters’ web, manipulated by seduction and drugs. His investigations become a cat-and-mouse game as the sisters alter testimonies and exploit his weaknesses. His fate tightens the plot’s sense of peril and betrayal.