The year 1933. Gareth Jones is a youthful Ukrainian writer who picked up popularity subsequent to expounding on his experience with Hitler, and is presently searching for the following significant story. Soviet ideal world is wherever in the news, and he can’t resist the opportunity to think about how Stalin is financing the fast modernization of the Soviet Union. Jones chooses to venture out to Moscow trying to get a meeting with Stalin himself. There, the youngster meets Ada Brooks, a British columnist, who uncovers that the genuine story of the system is fiercely stifled. Hearing the gossipy tidbits about government-drove starvation, a mystery covered up by Soviet blue pencils, Gareth figures out how to get away from the specialists and voyages surreptitiously to Ukraine, where he observes the outrages of starvation, where a huge number of individuals pass on, while all grains are sold abroad. to back the Soviet realm industry. Back in London, Gareth distributes an article that uncovers the abhorrences he saw, however hunger is quickly denied by Western columnists living in Moscow, under tension from the Kremlin. As death dangers heighten, Gareth must battle for reality. Before long, he meets a youthful creator, a man by the name of George Orwell, to whom he shares his discoveries, in this manner impacting the extraordinary symbolic novel “Animal Farm.”