Synopsis

In February 1945, the most famous conference of the Second World War was held in Yalta. The aim was to decide on the organization of the post-war world. But what really happened at the time was the result of a long personal relationship between three leaders, forced by the fortunes of war into a chaotic and unnatural alliance. Against all odds, Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin relentlessly pursued two objectives: firstly, to win the war together, and secondly, to impose their - different, even antagonistic - views on the world to be rebuilt.