Taxi driver Jürgen Krause isn't initially particularly impressed by his passenger, an older, somewhat arrogant gentleman with a dark, melancholic air who introduces himself as Federico Temperini. But gradually, his guest offers him glimpses into his solitary life and his obsession with the "Devil's Violinist," Niccolò Paganini. Krause becomes intrigued, and a kind of friendship develops between the two very different men. Krause, however, has other worries: since his ex-wife has a new partner, he fears losing contact with his teenage son, Leo. It takes him a while to realize that the conversations with the older gentleman are also good for him. When Temperini dies, Krause sets several things in motion to honor him. New product