The biography of Stefan Zweig - a writer whose work inspired the creation of the film "Grand Budapest Hotel" by Wes Anderson.

Shown among others At the Locarno film festival, he is also an Austrian candidate for the Oscars of 2017. This is a story based, depicting the endless years of the life of the outstanding Austrian poet and prose of Jewish origin, Stefan Zweig.

The author of the famous novels "Amok" and "Letter from a stranger", published in Poland in the collection "24 hours of woman's life and other stories", in the 20s and 30s of the 20th century enjoyed popularity throughout Europe. Still, as a pacifist and an opponent of fascism, he faced the war in emigration from the Old Continent in 1934.

After spending several years in Great Britain, the United States and Argentina, since 1941, the writer has been in Brazil, so much so that he plans to dedicate her new book to her. To this end, together with his second wife, Lotte, he discovers the various regions of the country, including the most remote ...