Die Frau von Montparnasse

The great philosopher Simone de Beauvoir and love in freedom Paris, 1929: The young Simone wants to study and write. Then she meets Jean-Paul Sartre, the enfant terrible, genius, and soon her lover. They make a pact to secure their love and sexual freedom. Together, they formulate the philosophy of existentialism and become the center of the Parisian bohemia. However, Simone cannot realize her dream of writing – publishers reject her texts as "inappropriate." She also has to fight for her relationship with Sartre. Because how can a great love be reconciled with the pursuit of freedom? The new novel by Caroline Bernard – following the bestseller "Frida Kahlo and the Colors of Life," this is the grand story about Simone de Beauvoir, a woman as courageous as she is passionate, and her love for thinking.