IL CONFINE DELL'INGANNO

Vienna, November 1945. The Russian composer and pianist Sergej Eduardovich Bortkiewicz writes to his personal doctor and friend Hans Ankwicz von Kleehoven from the bathroom of his own home, where he has been locked up for months and months without light or water. All around him there is only devastation, misery, violence and death. In a word, it is the War, the scariest ever seen by a human being: the Second World War.