Salon Kitty

The action unfolds on the eve of World War II, in Nazi-ruled Europe. The fall of Paris in 1940 marks a key moment as the operation escalates and the regime tightens its grip. The atmosphere is tense, with war looming and the characters navigating fear, loyalty, and coercion.

Salon Kitty is a high-class brothel in Berlin that doubles as a covert intelligence operation for the Nazi regime. Run by Kitty Kellermann, it becomes a house of spies where listening devices and surveillance are integrated into the rooms. The operation transforms the brothel into a nerve center for gathering information on the Nazi hierarchy and visiting dignitaries.

🔎 Surveillance

The plot centers on wiretaps, listening devices, and undercover monitoring of clients. The characters live under constant observation, and intimate spaces become sites of spying. The surveillance apparatus corrodes privacy and tests the characters' loyalties.

💼 Power & Exploitation

The brothel serves as a tool of the state, transforming intimate encounters into intelligence-gathering operations. Wallenberg wields power to replace regular workers with informants, using coercion and control to advance wartime goals. The operation reveals how people are used as instruments within a totalitarian system.

💔 Love & Betrayal

Margherita's bond with Hans Reiter complicates their roles as informants. Romantic attachment collides with political intrigue, leading to difficult choices under pressure. The personal relationships become entangled with duty, creating moral ambiguity.