Annas Lied

A grand European-Jewish family saga - a vibrant story about love and the liberating power of hope. Copenhagen between the world wars: The political developments of the late 1930s are imminent, yet the Koppelman household is still bustling with relatives, conversations, and music. Hannah, the youngest of the four siblings, dreams of becoming a musician like her brothers. However, as the only girl, a different path is laid out for her: it is her responsibility to uphold the family name and not disappoint her parents. War, escape, and separation from her great love Aksel lead her to Paris into an arranged marriage. Far from home, only music and Aksel's letters remind Hannah - actually Anna - of who she once wanted to be. Can she embrace the duties of life while still holding on to her own dreams? 'Anna's Song' is a captivating and heartwarming tale of forbidden love, loneliness, and duty - and not least about the healing power of music, inspired by the Jewish heritage of Benjamin Koppel and his family. 'Fantastic!' Dagbladens Bureau.