Nóra Görbe

Hongrie, 1943. Un vieux couple juif, Job et Roza, adopte un jeune chrétien turbulent à qui ils ont l'intention de léguer leur fortune et leur connaissance avant que l'oppression nazie n'engloutisse le pays.

In this mix of black comedy and harsh drama, a man and wife are divorced yet still have to share their living quarters even though the wife has remarried -- housing is seriously hard to find in Budapest. Csaba (Karoly Eperjes) has just come out of doing a stint in prison because he stabbed a man while drunk, and when he goes home he discovers that his wife (Mariann Erdos) is now living with someone else in their apartment. Csaba quickly divorces his wife but he still has to move in and share a kitchen and bathroom with her and her new mate, suffering because he still loves her. This untenable situation is complicated by visits from Csaba's mother, and by various women he starts seeing, as well as by a busy-body neighbor. The three main roles of Csaba, his wife, and her lover (Peter Andorai) are excellently interpreted in this satire on social morés and economic realities.

This double-threaded story depicts the lives of a sister and a brother in a critical phase of their lives. Virág participates in a tour of the collage choir to Finland. Upon her return home she refuses the assistance offered by Vince, leaves the collage and aborts her child by a young Finn.

Bihari made under "Directions Stories" blog by Victoria Comedy / Romko, which Viku try to find life (big) one love

Deux vieilles femmes qui se trouvent être des pickpockets ont volé de l'argent à Simon, le chauffeur de taxi. La police est incapable de trouver les voleurs, alors Simon décide de les retrouver lui-même.

Hungarian TV movie based on the play by Robert Thomas (also the basis for '8 femmes', 2002).

Adventures of Linda, the young detective.