In the context of World War II, an American family finds themselves caught in a whirlwind of emotions and conflicts when they receive an unexpected visit from a family member who has been fighting against Nazism in Europe. David, a charismatic and passionate man, returns to his childhood home in Washington D.C. along with his charming wife and their three children after years of living abroad. However, his arrival is not just a family reunion: David carries the weight of his struggle against fascism and the threat of persecution from a feared Nazi officer.
The atmosphere in David's old family home becomes tense as his family becomes aware of the dangers he has faced and his commitment to the cause. While the children try to adapt to their new surroundings, the adults discuss themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the nature of heroism. As events escalate, David becomes the target of the fears and disdain of those who do not understand his bravery or his choice to confront such an unrelenting enemy.
With a blend of drama, tension, and a touch of romance, the story explores family bonds, morality in wartime, and the price of courage. A man's struggle to do what is right resonates through generations, revealing the complexities of love and loyalty in dark times.