Follow Eva Bruhns, a fun-loving, naive and smitten twenty four-year-old who's life takes an unexpected turn when she is hired as a translator for the Frankfurt Auschwitz trials.
1944. Walter Proska is a young Wehrmacht soldier who begins to question the purpose of the war, who the real enemy is and whether his real duty should be to his fatherland or his own conscience.
When Marlene attends a show at the Palace during a visit to East Berlin in 1988, she is astonished to see someone who looks just like her among the dancers.
When Marlene is unable to fill her role as Chris's stand-in, the guest choreographer, Steven Williams, gives Chris's rival, Bettina, her solo role. Meanwhile, Chris, in Bamberg, has a fight with her father, Roland Winninger.
In the Pankow apartment house, the grandparents, the mother and her daughters all get together; the government threaten to stop the rehearsals at the Friedrichtstadt-Palast; Marlene moves to West Berlin to live near her mother and sister.
Christine and Marlene get into a fight; the mood in the GDR begins to change and people are calling for reforms; the GDR authorities learn that the twins have repeatedly exchanged passports and identities.
