Gentle in the Bones

Death has separated Dinda and her mother, until a new figure fills Dinda and her father's life in a way that was previously unimaginable.

A man named Walter Fliehmann attempts to expose what he believes to be a secret conspiracy after the deaths of his grandfather and sister. After immense, incomprehensible loss, he seeks to uncover a hidden truth and get the justice he deserves.

A new couple move in to a house where a murder supposedly took place. Nonsense ensues.

A conversation about Samuel Beckett's play "Nacht und Träume / Night and Dreams" and some of his other plays, followed by Sylvia Lindenstrand singing Franz Schubert's lied of the same name, and finally Claes Camnert's production of Beckett's play.