The Washing Machine

Vida is the spoiled, calculating sister who uses seduction to bend others to her will. She orchestrates lies and manipulates Stacev while leveraging Yuri's crimes to protect her own interests. Her confidence hides a willingness to escalate violence to safeguard the family's fortune.

Ludmilla is the lonely voyeur of the trio, constantly watching and plotting from the background. She claims clairvoyance and stirs up drama to confuse investigators. Her presence reveals how vulnerability and curiosity feed the sisters' schemes.

Maria is the bisexual sister who uses her allure to seduce Stacev, often with her blind girlfriend as an observer. Her charisma masks a ruthless pursuit of wealth, and she uses intimate power plays to influence outcomes.

Yuri is a mob boss and former lover who manipulates the sisters and uses violence to maintain control. He returns from the shadows, orchestrating deception and brutality, and is revealed as a key driver of the murders.

Stacev is a determined detective drawn into a web of seduction and lies. He becomes entangled with the sisters and is ultimately undone by the case and their manipulation.

Nikolai is a rookie officer who bungles key steps and becomes a target in the spiraling investigation. His actions and missteps contribute to the mounting tension and violence.

Irina is Stacev's partner and confidante, whose involvement becomes strained as the sisters pull him deeper into their schemes. Her fall into despair ends with a tragic suicide tied to the case.

Nidaya is Maria's blind girlfriend who appears in key scenes, highlighting themes of visibility and desire within the group's dynamics.

A peripheral observer who appears in passing, adding to the sense of a lived, chaotic environment surrounding the sisters.