Idyllic, rural silence in the middle of Berlin: barrel organs, horse-buggies, clicking cameras, tourist guides and giggling Japanese girls...
Synopsis
Suppose the Brandenburger Tor is the very center of Berlin - and Berlin is the capital of Germany - that makes the "18th of March Square" and the "Pariser Square" the center of Germany. Although it is surrounded by heavy and noisy traffic, the square itself is characterized by idyllic, rural silence: barrel organs, horse-buggies, clicking cameras, tourist guides and giggling Japanese girls.
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