The Glassworker

A young man named Vincent and his father, Tomas, operate the best glass workshop in the country. Their peaceful lives are disrupted by an impending war they wish to avoid. The situation becomes more complicated with the arrival of an army colonel and his gifted violinist daughter, Alliz, in their town. This new presence challenges the bond between Vincent and Tomas. As Vincent and Alliz fall in love, their relationship is constantly tested by the conflicting beliefs of their fathers. In an era where patriotism and social status are valued above free thought and creativity, love seems to have little significance.