Set: Agatha Christie: And Then There Were None. The ABC Murders. The Passenger from Frankfurt. An Unfinished Portrait

And Then There Were None Ten totally unrelated people in a mansion on a secluded island... Who called them here with a mysterious invitation? Why is someone killing them, one by one, in the most incredible ways? Why is everything that happens so closely intertwined with a cheerful children's rhyme? The ABC Murders The English alphabet has 26 letters. In the signature of the criminal, who initiated a game with Hercule Poirot using letters, there are only three letters: A, B, and C. He plans to commit murders in places with names arranged in alphabetical order. Poirot's task is to unravel the murderer’s schemes and prevent him from committing the intended 26 crimes. The Passenger from Frankfurt The plane on which diplomat Sir Stafford Nye is returning to England makes an emergency landing in Frankfurt airport due to bad weather. In the transit lounge, Nye meets a young woman who seeks his help. She says her life is in danger and asks Stafford to give her his coat, ticket, and passport so that she can board a plane to London. It's unclear why, but the diplomat agrees to this venture. To his detriment. Very soon, Sir Nye will find that he has been drawn into an international conspiracy, and his life is endangered… An Unfinished Portrait This island is a paradise for a painter. In the morning, the artist decided to climb the mountains and saw an unfamiliar woman, burning in personal hell amidst paradise – she has decided to commit suicide. Now, to free the woman from her infernal desires, he must recreate her entire life from beginning to end – and make the final stroke of paint on the canvas of the past…