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"Inferno" is the first part of the world-famous poem "The Divine Comedy". The author of the poem is the "father of Italian literature", the outstanding Renaissance poet Dante Alighieri (1265-1321)

Lost in a dense forest, Dante meets the poet Virgil and goes with him on a journey through the afterlife. It begins with the nine circles of Hell, where the poets meet sinners - thieves, rapists, murderers and suicides, heretics, gluttons - among whom they recognise many historical figures. All of them suffer depending on their sins, but the most terrible torment is in the last, ninth circle, where traitors are kept...