Oda Krohg (1860-1935) was the daughter of a civil servant who became a central female figure in the Oslo Bohemian scene. It all began quite conventionally: with a suitable marriage and children – until curiosity and the longing for an independent life led her to break free. She became a painter and muse, desired and famous. "A story about the place of love in our lives, about liberation, power struggles, and disguise." Ketil Bjørnstad.