Four Days in May

Germany, four days before the end of World War II. A Soviet officer leading his troops to occupy a seaside orphanage. A Wehrmacht unit stationed on the beach. A perverse and dangerous love. Everyone is tired of the war. Only the thirteen-year-old orphan Peter wants to prove that he is a hero and tries his best to instigate the two armies. Until he realizes that the real enemy has long been lurking elsewhere, and his so-called enemy is actually a friend like a father. What is drawn here is not the line between friend and foe, but only the line between good and evil.