Ludwig B

A young boy in Bonn, Germany, suffers a painful head injury while war looms from France. This boy, Ludwig van Beethoven, will later become a renowned composer, but at this stage, he is just a commoner struggling with an alcoholic father and an unrecognized future. A nobleman named Franz Kreuzstein harbors a deep hatred and fear toward anyone named "Ludwig," including Beethoven. As Franz targets those with this name, the young Ludwig must navigate this conflict, unaware of the danger he faces.