When Twilight Breaks

Evelyn Brand is trying desperately to break into the ranks of male-dominated international journalism and land a prime spot in Berlin before another world war breaks out. A sexist bureau chief keeps assigning her puff pieces in Munich, even though Brand is convinced there’s a big story brewing. She is concerned about the way Jews are being treated in Germany and is determined to alert ordinary Americans to their plight. When she interviews an American living in Germany, Professor Peter Lang, he is convinced that 1930s Germany is well on the way to becoming a utopia, free from the lawlessness he observed a decade earlier. When Brand stirs up a hornet’s nest, her passport is replaced with a Jewish one, branding her as subhuman to the Nazis—and Lang is the only person she trusts to help her escape.