Der Weg nach St. Moritz ist immer lang

"The Maloja Pass has sweeping to fear, but is somewhat short. When you come from Tirano, it goes over the Bernina Pass. It is more lovely, but long, never ends! But he's beautiful, you know? A stunning landscape with Lake Bianco and Lake Nero. Those who come from Chur, on the other hand, must have the Julierpass. Madonna, this one is an adventure! Sweeping, curves without end. I crossed it once in winter: it was all ice and snow, only missing the howling of the wolves! Then there is also the Albula Pass. In short, he is in the middle of mountains, and to arrive, an effort is always necessary. But it's worth it, because it's one of the most beautiful places there is, you know?" Franciacorta, 1940s. Emma is a little girl who experiences both the joy of running around between the cherry trees as well as the humiliation of patched dresses and the drama of the Second World War. Ruhr, 1949. Hannelore is ten years old. One day, an unknown appears and asks her questions. Only in the end does he tell her who he is. This day Hannelore will never forget. Bernina, July 2000. Floriana reaches the pass, incredibly snowy, in the middle of July. Fortunately, despite the bad weather, she does not do without a journey that will prove unique and change her life. Three women, all connected in some way to St. Moritz, a world where the glamour of guests mixes with the silent work of thousands of waiters and maids. A place that remains unforgettable for all three.