Alma & Oskar

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"In 1912, the young widow of Gustav Mahler, who had just died, was the most sought-after woman in the Viennese avant-garde. Well-known personalities cross her path: composer Bruno Walter, architect Walter Gropius and Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne and assassination victim in Sarajevo in 1914 - triggering the war. Alma finally met Oskar (Kokoschka) - the most radical artist of his time: "I don't belong to Viennese Modernism. I am the only modernist in Vienna!" - and their relationship takes up a lot of space in the film, but not as all-encompassing as the title woul..."