In Vienna in 1914, before the outbreak of war, the aristocratic and somewhat jaded Prince Nicki finds himself pursued by ladies from all walks of life. However, his attention is piqued by Mitzi, a crippled harpist working in a suburban wine-garden. Unbeknownst to Prince Nicki, Mitzi is idolized by Schani, an uncouth and violently jealous butcher. Their first fateful encounter occurs in front of the grand St. Stephens Cathedral.Review:This captivating tale of love and jealousy set against the backdrop of pre-war Vienna is a feast for the senses. The characters are richly developed and their interactions are filled with passion and intrigue. The delicate dance between Prince Nicki, Mitzi, and Schani is beautifully portrayed, drawing the audience into a world of aristocratic charm and working-class tensions. The setting of Vienna in 1914 adds an extra layer of depth to the story, hinting at the tumultuous events to come. Overall, this film is a compelling exploration of love, desire, and the destructive power of jealousy.