Cold in Berlin

In Berlin in 1946, it’s better to stay in the shadows: former allies are drawn into the struggle for influence, and the defeated residents resort to any methods to survive. But what if only you can restore justice? American journalist Jacob Huber finds the body of a young woman in one of the Berlin houses. He goes to the police, but runs into a Soviet patrol and returns with soldiers. At the place where they meet, the bewildered hostess insists that no body was ever there. Jacob decides to get to the truth. The American and Soviet authorities have their own interests in the case, but the fate of the dead woman doesn’t matter to anyone. Who was she? Perhaps she was alive and left on her own. Or was the body taken away? It seems she will become a pawn in the games of the superpowers—just like anyone who tries to figure out her fate.