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Leonardo, the long time partner of Charlotte, a world renowned concert
pianist, has just passed away. Because of Leonardo's passing,
Charlotte's daughter, Eva, formerly a journalist, has invited her mother
for an extended stay at the country home where she lives with her
minister husband Viktor. Despite not having seen Eva in seven years as
Charlotte is absorbed solely in her own life, Charlotte agrees. Upon
arrival at the parsonage, Charlotte learns that her other daughter,
Helena, is now living there with Eva as well. Helena, who is mentally
disabled, used to be institutionalized until Eva decided to look after
her herself starting two years ago. In some respects, Eva taking care of
Helena replaces taking care of her son Erik, who accidentally drowned
when he was four. Eva takes solace in believing that Erik is still a
major part of her life despite his death. Charlotte also has not seen
Helena in quite some time, and Eva surmises that if Charlotte knew that
Helena was there, she probably would not have come. Despite telling Eva
otherwise, Charlotte in private does mention her displeasure at seeing
Helena there. As Eva spends more time with her mother, who she believes
is a calculating woman whose actions always have a meaning behind them,
her feelings from childhood re-emerge, of which she tells her mother and
which she knows have shaped the unhappy person she is today. That
unhappiness also has affected the way she views her marriage. Charlotte,
in turn, explains the reasons for the way that she is in life.
Leonardo, the long time partner of Charlotte, a world renowned concert
pianist, has just passed away. Because of Leonardo's passing,
Charlotte's daughter, Eva, formerly a journalist, has invited her mother
for an extended stay at the country home where she lives with her
minister husband Viktor. Despite not having seen Eva in seven years as
Charlotte is absorbed solely in her own life, Charlotte agrees. Upon
arrival at the parsonage, Charlotte learns that her other daughter,
Helena, is now living there with Eva as well. Helena, who is mentally
disabled, used to be institutionalized until Eva decided to look after
her herself starting two years ago. In some respects, Eva taking care of
Helena replaces taking care of her son Erik, who accidentally drowned
when he was four. Eva takes solace in believing that Erik is still a
major part of her life despite his death. Charlotte also has not seen
Helena in quite some time, and Eva surmises that if Charlotte knew that
Helena was there, she probably would not have come. Despite telling Eva
otherwise, Charlotte in private does mention her displeasure at seeing
Helena there. As Eva spends more time with her mother, who she believes
is a calculating woman whose actions always have a meaning behind them,
her feelings from childhood re-emerge, of which she tells her mother and
which she knows have shaped the unhappy person she is today. That
unhappiness also has affected the way she views her marriage. Charlotte,
in turn, explains the reasons for the way that she is in life.