This story is based, according to the authors, on real events. When Sigmund Freud's daughter gave her father's personal correspondence to the Library of Congress in 1972, it was revealed that there was a secret in the famous psychoanalyst's life. And of course, she was connected with a woman. So, Vienna, the end of the 19th century. Dr. Sigmund Freud is still little known, and his theory is ridiculed by his colleagues. Freud's personal life is also bleak - he has had nothing to talk about with his wife Martha for a long time. But then what about the indisputable evidence that Freud and his wife visited a fashionable Swiss resort together and looked like a happy and contented couple with life and each other? Isn't this an echo the very secret that researchers discovered in Freud's letters? And who was the woman with whom Dr. Freud was so happy?

Translation: Elena Kalyavina