Eine Liebe für den Frieden – Bertha von Suttner und Alfred Nobel

The film follows Bertha Kinsky, a governess, and her affair with Arthur Suttner, which leads to significant life changes for both characters. After their relationship is discovered, Bertha moves on to work for Alfred Nobel, the inventor of dynamite, who is depicted as a wealthy but reclusive figure. Their bond grows as they navigate personal and societal challenges, particularly in light of Arthur's desire to marry Bertha and their eventual move to Russia.

As Bertha and Arthur face the realities of war, Bertha's transformation into a prominent pacifist author is highlighted. The film captures her journey and the impact of her experiences on her views, while also exploring Nobel's internal conflict with his legacy as a 'warmonger.' The runtime of 89 minutes provides a compact yet engaging narrative that reflects on historical figures and their contributions to peace advocacy.