Die Galerie am Potsdamer Platz

Alice moves to Berlin to reconnect with her family, once esteemed art dealers. In the vibrant capital, she feels at home right away and discovers her talent as a photographer. She also falls passionately in love with the German-Irish John. Despite many obstacles, Alice plans to reopen her family's once legendary gallery at Potsdamer Platz. Along the way, she meets Erik, heir to a spectacular art collection. But is he really interested in helping her? These are turbulent times, and the rise of the Nazis threatens to destroy all her hopes. Alexandra Cedrino paints a fictional yet authentic portrait of an elite family in Berlin from 1930 to 1933, and of a young woman who seeks and finds her own path, even if it sometimes leads to dead ends. Wiener Zeitung: An exciting family chronicle about a young woman from Berlin. Grazia.