In 1945, as bombs were falling on Berlin, the Berlin Philharmonic’s orchestra attendant Friedrich Mohr had a dream of one last performance. He assembled the musicians in bunkers to play Richard Wagner’s Götterdämmerung for radio broadcast throughout Berlin. However, the transmission was interrupted. Inspired by Mohr’s story, Belgian theatre group BERLIN together with radio station Klara, the Opera Ballet Vlaanderen orchestra and actor Martin Wuttke attempted to realise the failed endeavour in the here and now. Their research for the project – which is documented by filmmaker Fien Leysen – has, however, uncovered more and more incongruities in Mohr’s tale. In the combination with live music, the boundaries between fiction and documentary, video and live performance are blurred. It is a stirring play full of surprising twist and turns.