A triangular shadow flying high above a landscape divided into the territories of documentary and fiction. A perpetually dissatisfied woman is looking for an apartment in Vienna at a time when the smoking ban impacts the city’s coffeehouse culture. The filmmaker’s creative return to Vienna explores a poetic way of seeing which endows its objects with nobility and lightly connects the far and near, the open and the closed. A pack of cigarettes, a box, a parcel, a window display, an apartment, a city, a family history. Rising smoke, Angeliki Papoulia and Carmen Chaplin, the patina of coffee-house interiors, plains, deserts, pastures – all radiate something exceptional. Can a 100 euro note emanate this as well? After its premiere at the Berlinale the film won Best Director at the BAFICI festival in Buenos Aires.