Der Herr der Liebe

Amidst the brooding Carpathian peaks, Hungarian aristocrat Vasile Disecu becomes intoxicated by visions of Suzette, his neighbor's daughter, glimpsed through castle windows like a forbidden jewel. His obsession manifests in moonlit vigils and fevered letters, yet fate conspires when he mistakes Stefana—a maid secretly nurturing her own devotion—for the object of his desire during a masquerade ball shrouded in candlelit ambiguity. As Disecu's misguided courtship escalates into gothic grandeur with stolen kisses in fog-laden orchards and declarations echoing through ancestral halls, Stefana's silent agony becomes the film's tragic counterpoint. The collision of misplaced passions culminates when Suzette discovers Vasile's advances toward her maid, igniting a three-way conflagration of wounded pride and shattered illusions against a landscape where love proves as treacherous as mountain passes.