To the Lake — Season 1
As a strange and devastating illness sweeps through Moscow, a desperate band of survivors abandons the city, seeking refuge in the unforgiving Russian wilderness. But escape offers no solace; they must contend not only with the relentless spread of the plague itself, but also with ruthless looters and simmering tensions that threaten to tear their fragile group apart.

A contagion of fear swept through Moscow, bringing with it panic and lawlessness. In response, disparate families and neighbors forged a fragile alliance, bound together by the desperate need to survive.

Their desperate flight is derailed by a regrettable error and the looming presence of enemies. Retribution follows swiftly upon the act of treachery, and a final destination is determined.

A palpable tension ignites between Polina and Misha. The city is shaken by a vicious assault, a life hanging precariously in the balance. Those seeking refuge from the chaos in a nearby building are disturbed by a chilling revelation within…

The path of life is often altered by those we encounter – strangers who may offer kindness or inflict cruelty; love can blossom in the most unforeseen circumstances. A furious crowd ignites disorder, and a single error can lead to devastat…

The caravan, alerted to a disappearance, retraced its steps and encountered a kindly soul. But with this unexpected meeting came a chilling sight: a group of children, deeply unsettling in their demeanor. Soon after, sickness began to sprea…

Infection fractures unity, and Ira and Sergey find themselves on a precipice. Memories surface, revealing hidden wounds from Sergey, Polina, and Marina’s shared history.

Following his prayers, a benediction descends, yet it brings with it further sorrow. Ira and Sergey grapple with their concealed truth. The places they sought refuge offer little solace.

The promise of marriage signifies a fresh start. Ira unveils troubling revelations from Anna’s personal journal. Pavel wrestles with difficult decisions. Their joyful reconciliation proves fleeting.

