Frida Kahlo und die Farben des Lebens

"I am a revolution!" Frida Kahlo. Mexico, 1925: Frida wants to become a doctor, but an accident derails her plans. Then she falls in love with the artistic genius Diego Rivera. With him, she immerses herself in the world of art; he encourages her creativity – and he betrays her. Frida is deeply hurt, knowing that happiness is only borrowed, and she throws herself into life. The Parisian Surrealists are at her feet, just like Picasso and Trotsky. Frida follows her own path, whether she celebrates successes with her paintings or endures the blow of a miscarriage – but then she is faced with a decision that forces her to question everything she has believed in until now. "A love letter to art, to femininity, to freedom, and the courage to reclaim it every day – a wonderfully delicate yet powerful book from the heart." Nina George.