The Man Who Loved A Cello

Oliver, a young Danish guitarist, decides to settle down in USA to make his dream come true. As a very talented guitarist Oliver easily gains a superb reputation in musical circles. Oliver has always been focused on his future and never given much thought to what happened in his family before he was born. He has never known his real father, a brilliant guitarist who was shot on top of the Empire State Building, New York, before he was born and never given it much thought as he had a happy childhood with his mother and step father. Now, away from home, he begins to read the huge pile of papers that his grandma gave to him when he left for USA. Little by little he gains a profound understanding of his roots and family history. As the American way of life gradually becomes his way of life he decides to settle down for good in the US and is very successful as a musician and a composer. However, his private life is different. Within a few years he looses some dearly beloved persons, which leave him very wealthy. He is single. He is still young. Will he ever meet the one and only?