Twenty Years Later

The books of Alexandre Dumas, père, have long and firmly entered the circle of favorite reading for millions. And the novel "Twenty Years Later" - entertaining, witty, and tense - is a brilliant confirmation of that. Since the moment the quartet of brave musketeers foiled Cardinal Richelieu's plots against the queen, twenty years have passed. A "time of troubles" has come to France, and the friends had to take up arms again to serve their country. However, this time they found themselves on opposite sides of the barricades. But the motto of their youth "One for all, and all for one!" triumphs over political disagreements, and the inseparable quartet tries together to save the unfortunate and noble King Charles I from execution.