In the vibrant and tumultuous England of the 16th century, the story revolves around a young nobleman named Edward de Vere, who has an innate talent for poetry and theater. However, due to strict social norms and his position at court, Edward lives trapped in a world where his voice can barely be heard. Meanwhile, an actor named William Shakespeare begins to rise in the London theater scene, and his works capture the public's imagination. But what the world does not know is that behind Shakespeare's pen, the texts of Edward are actually hidden.
The story becomes more complicated when Edward falls in love with an actress who yearns to be part of the theater, and their feelings intertwine amidst passion, friendship, and court intrigues. As tension grows at court, Edward and Shakespeare find themselves caught in a dangerous game of power and censorship, while the secrets of royalty threaten to come to light. The film weaves a narrative rich in conspiracies, betrayals, and love, questioning the true authorship of the great works that shaped literature.
With shocking twists and an impressive cast, this historical drama invites us to reflect on artistic identity and the sacrifice involved in being truly free in a world filled with norms and expectations. Who truly holds the control over their own story?