Eden

Friedrich Ritter (Jude Law) and Dore Strauch flee their native Germany in 1931, repudiating bourgeois values they believe are corroding humankind. On the isolated Floreana Island, Friedrich focuses on writing his manifesto, while Dore resolves to cure her multiple sclerosis through meditation. Their solitude is short-lived as fellow Germans Margret and Heinz Wittmer, along with their young son Harry, arrive. Eloise Bosquet de Wagner Wehrhorn, a manipulative and vainglorious self-described baroness, joins the group, bringing influence and discord. As tensions rise, Friedrich's desperation and impulse for violence emerge, leading to a violent confrontation that ultimately claims the lives of Eloise and Robert, Rudolph's lover. The survivors are left to confront the harsh realities of human nature and the fragility of their utopian dream.