Two Foreigners in Switzerland depicts the story of Jennifer Andersen and Dr James Harvard, two foreigners finding their way in Switzerland where circulates the language of fortune and social recognition. They are both liberal young professionals, rejecting outright certain dogmas and practices that frame their world of duality. Truth is truth, even if it hurts, and they both express frankly their uncensored observations about current happenings. The challenge lies in their ability to turn weaknesses into strengths and threats into opportunities to build a better life. While James is rebuilding his life from scratch, putting aside his tumultuous past, Jennifer, near to being a perfectionist, is already well settled but still too cautious on love affairs. A bud of love springs between James and Jennifer, an extreme love scenario that is blacklisted as "scandalous and revolting" in the eyes of their posh society. The irony is that Jennifer finds herself developing love feeling for a perfect stranger who later reveals himself as a man of "worst social characters". Characters that she has always condemned and repulsed. Jennifer wonders how, why and when this love has happened? An ill fate over her big-headedness? She suffers from her illusion; But her heart is too merciful and melts at the calls for help from the needy. Love is certainly blind but needs no justification. Only Cupid knows how to play tricks with mixed feelings of sweetness, dream, trust, misunderstanding, compassion, tragedy and new hope in the name of love. The questions that remain: Whether Jennifer and James are really made for each other? Whether they will succeed over all obstacles of their forbidden love? Only time can say as so many things are beyond their control. And who is Dr Henry Masson, waiting at the crossroad of their destiny in Switzerland?