Kalimba. Locked Up. The Experiment Went Out of Control

A psychological thriller and detective story under one cover. Professor of psychiatry Viktor Meshchersky conducts an unusual social experiment: he gathers eight people in the basement of a country house — criminals and their victims. To prevent violence and control the situation, participants wear bracelets that deliver electric shocks, and surveillance cameras are installed in all rooms.
The novelization of a popular series starring Fyodor Bondarchuk.
The series was presented at the III Original+ Streaming Platforms Content Festival and won awards in three categories: "Most Anticipated Project," "Original Actor" (Fyodor Bondarchuk), and a special jury prize from the media "Best Series of the Festival."
"Kalimba. Locked Up" touches on many nuances of the human psyche that influence the plot, character motivations, and the relationships that develop between them.
The book will be interesting to read even for those who have watched the series: psychologists analyze the behavior and motivation of the characters, create their profiling, and explain concepts such as dissociative identity disorder (DID), dissociative fugue, complex post-traumatic stress disorder (C-PTSD), and re-traumatization faced by the protagonists.