Budding author Christopher Isherwood travels to Berlin in 1931, drawn by the city's vibrant gay scene. He becomes embroiled in the lives of his eccentric housemates, including a flamboyant old queen and a tone-deaf cabaret singer. As he navigates his relationships with a rent boy and a street sweeper, Christopher's experiences inspire his writing. However, his love for the street sweeper, Heinz, is tested by the rising threat of Fascism and ultimately ends in heartbreak.
Christopher and His Kind
Christopher Isherwood and his German boyfriend Heinz's chance encounter in the 1930s blossomed into a romantic love amidst the ominous backdrop of Nazi Germany's rise to power.
