A new blue

After the success of "When Martha Dances" – more from audience favorite Tom Saller.

When Lili's mother dies early, her father Jakob lovingly takes care of her. But it is only when she meets Günther von Pechmann, the director of the Royal Porcelain Factory, that she finds her calling: the world of porcelain. However, the National Socialists come to power, and Lili must flee Berlin.

Fifty years later, Lili is back in Berlin, living a reclusive life in her house with the Japanese garden. She doesn't talk much about herself and her tumultuous life. It is only the headstrong 18-year-old Anja who can persuade Lili to open up to her. Piece by piece, Lili's story unfolds, but Anja has a secret of her own. What role does the simple porcelain bowl, which the old woman treasures like a treasure, play in this?

Actress Eva Meckbach, awarded the German Audiobook Prize in 2019, narrates the twist-filled story of the porcelain painter Lili, which spans the entire 20th century.