Revolutions and opening nights, bombs, fires, wasteland, reconstruction and joyous festivals: The Konzerthaus Berlin, designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, has been in the midst of a turbulent history ever since it first opened its doors as Royal Theatre in 1821.
Paula and her brother Remo visit the Alte Nationalgalerie in Berlin with their grandfather. A cross-generational dialogue arises on their different interpretations of the works of art.
There is something within us that connects us to the rest of the world: an essence that constitutes our core and that we cannot shake off.
