Rot ist die Liebe

The story follows Hermann Lons as he turns 40 and is confronted by the return of his childhood love, Rosemarie. Their rekindled affection leads to a conflict with his wife, highlighting the struggles of love and longing. Hermann's life spirals into melancholy as he turns to poetry and alcohol to cope with his emotions.

As Hermann grapples with his feelings, he faces the reality of Rosemarie's engagement to his friend, Prince Niko. This revelation prompts him to consider divorce, yet Rosemarie's reluctance complicates matters further. The film delves into the intricacies of love, loss, and the passage of time, making it a poignant entry in the romance and drama genres.