Season 4 (released on Sky and later Netflix internationally) does not disappoint. If Season 3 was about the economic recovery of the "Golden Twenties" and the crash of the stock market, Season 4 is about the that follows a societal collapse.
Here is your complete guide, deep dive, and analysis of Babylon Berlin Season 4. While previous seasons played with the aesthetics of jazz, cocaine, and liberation, Season 4 brutally strips away the glamour. The year is 1931. The Wall Street Crash of 1929 has turned Berlin’s streets into tent cities.
Charlotte (Liv Lisa Fries) has passed her detective exam, but she is denied a posting because she is a woman. Forced back into the criminal underworld to pay debts, she navigates the brutal reality of Weimar poverty. Her storyline intersects with the rising power of the SA. Charlotte represents the German populace: smart, capable, and utterly trapped by a system that is failing.