Fabian: Going to the Dogs

"Berlin, 1930s - a city of contrasting lights and shadows where every character's life intertwines into a complex dance. Dr. Jakob Fabian is one such individual, balancing his day job in advertising for a tobacco company with his nocturnal wanderings through the city's labyrinthine streets. Yet it is here that he encounters an actress whose allure captivates him utterly - her sparkling talent and radiant presence contrasting sharply with his mundane professional existence. As her star rises and she becomes a beloved figure on stage, Jakob watches in both admiration and mounting despair as the boundaries of their worlds begin to diverge. It's not only his personal life that is challenged but also the very fabric of his identity - an era where ideologies clash, and the winds of change are blowing across Europe. This poignant tale delves into the heart of love amidst disruption and the human struggle for self-definition in times of political upheaval."