In the heart of 1930s Germany, the threat of Nazism looms over the peaceful life of a Jewish family living in a beautiful Alpine village. The story focuses on the relationship between young Freya, an idealistic student, and her fiancé, a member of the Hitler Youth, who finds himself caught between his love for her and his loyalty to the regime that is transforming his country. As political tensions rise, Freya's family is forced to deal with the devastating effects of growing intolerance, anti-Semitism, and social pressure infiltrating their community.
The events escalate when Freya and her family must confront the harsh reality of being persecuted for their faith and history. Amidst the chaos and pain, Freya becomes a symbol of resistance and courage. Her interactions with friends and foes highlight the complexities of loyalty and sacrifice in times of crisis. The story takes us through a spiral of difficult decisions, where the struggle for survival clashes with love and ideals.
The film is a powerful account of the impact of politics on personal life, with poignant performances that capture the essence of a dangerous time. In a world where morality wavers, the characters are forced to choose between their safety and what is right.