In 1965, when Romy Schneider (1938-1981) spent a ski vacation in Kitzbühel, she was accompanied for three days by director Hans-Jürgen Syberberg (born 1935), who was then filming documentaries for Bavarian Radio. At that time, Romy Schneider was 27 years old, and the director was a handsome young man with excellent connections and experience in the German theater scene. Playful and full of spirit, Romy presents herself as the female favorite of the gods in front of Syberberg's camera. The film's release ultimately fails due to the objection of Romy Schneider's husband, Harry Meyen, who refuses to give his consent for the release. In anger, Syberberg withdraws his name from the film project and now presents it again in its original cut, his Director's Cut. The 60-minute film, which accompanies the book on DVD, showcases Romy Schneider as a gifted actress.