Happiness warms like the sun

Carli is in her early thirties and works as a waitress in a café once run by her Italian grandparents. She has debts for her unfinished architecture studies, so she lives in a rented room and the only bright spot in her life is her friend Fritzi. One day, however, Carli learns that a regular at the café, Fabrizio, has died and left her an old toy workshop in Florence. Could fate have offered a way to escape the unsatisfying life in rainy Marburg? She could sell the shop, pay off her debts, and maybe even finish school.

When Carli finds herself in Florence, she feels the warm rays of the Italian sun on her skin, the Tuscan wind in her hair and the smell of herbs, lemons, sweet pastries and great coffee mingling in the air. While cleaning out the workshop, she discovers a story of an old love that helps her understand many things about herself and her family. And then he realizes he doesn't want to go back, because maybe right here and now he's starting to experience a whole new story…