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A psychologically sophisticated detective story featuring Miss Marple.

Agatha Christie, Rachel Wagstaff. An all-too-quiet town in the English countryside is brought to life by an extraordinary commotion: local aristocratic estate has been purchased by Hollywood star Marina Gregg, and shortly after her arrival, a strange murder occurs at a charity party. Young Inspector Craddock strongly suspects that the poisoned cocktail was actually intended for Marina, and through his investigation, he primarily attempts to stop the killer from completing their crime. A psychologically sophisticated detective story with the irresistibly witty Miss Marple, who exposes the murderer not only through her keen judgment, but also with the significant help of her female intuition. This new adaptation of a beloved detective genre classic works with an original form and excels in witty theatrical situations. As is the good habit of Agatha Christie, the search for suspects primarily uncovers the tangled relationships between the characters. The main role is played by Miss Marple and her inquisitive questions, which she casually poses to the party guests and Craddock himself, seeking possible clues in the fine web of memories. Memories, after all, are strangely colored and influenced by our feelings. For the young detective to uncover the killer, he must also clarify his relationship with Miss Marple, who raised him, even though she is not his mother. The key question is: where does maternal love actually begin and end?