All the Flowers in Paris

Caroline wakes up in a Parisian hospital with no memory of who she is. Slowly, she learns she’s been living a quiet, lonely life in a beautiful apartment on the banks of the Seine — yet something feels off, even dangerous.

One day, she discovers a collection of old letters hidden in a cupboard. They were written by Celine, a young widow living under Nazi occupation in 1943. Through these letters, Caroline unravels a story of loss, courage, and sacrifice — a choice Celine made to save the person dearest to her.

As the past and present intertwine, Caroline realizes that she and Celine share more than just an address — they are connected by pain, resilience, and hope.