Zsuzsanna Bak

Hollywood, 1942. The US government pressures Hungarian-born film director Michael Curtiz, who is about to finish shooting Casablanca, to accentuate the film's propaganda message in order to sway public opinion in favor of the country's intervention in the European war.

Sarah, the lonely teenager joins an Internet group which deals with teenagers' emotional problems. Her mentor, who listens to all her troubles, gives Sarah tasks that she has to fulfil to become stronger. The Mentor's tasks get stranger and crueller.

A couple of two middle-aged women and the stuffy atmosphere of a little Hungarian town – will it end in a witch-hunt? A painter moves in with her partner, an art teacher. The rumors spread fast, the local public opinion boils and the librarian plans a reading from a famous children’s story book “A Fairytale for Everyone”, where Cinderella is Romany, while the Snow Queen is a lesbian. This story is based on true events – its scenario was written by local society members and life itself. Local people also decided to play in the movie along with professional actors.

The 8-year-old Dani is feeling devastated, lines up all his superpowers to fight for his older sister’s attention during their holiday stay at grandma’s. He literally goes into battle for it – with the most powerful villain.

Susanna Egri is a 97 year old ballet dancer and teacher and choreographer. She is originally Hungarian, but living in Turin, Italy. Her autobiographical choreography Snapshots was the first transmission of the Italian state television RAI in 1953. In this piece she treated the three biggest traumas of her life: 1. She had Jewish origins and was almost killed in Hungary in 1944. 2. Her father, Ernő Egri Erbstein was a famous football trainer of the Grande Torino and died in a plane crash with all the Torino football team in 1949. 3. Her unsuccessful marriage with her Italian husband. During the shooting Susanna was working on the rehearsal of the exam performance of his dancing school

Paula the centaur-girl finds love, but now she must confront herself, her desires, the dilemmas of conformity and self-acceptance.

Ildiko runs a campsite, close to nature, far from the hustles and bustles of the capital. Ildiko is excited to learn that her former teacher from secondary school will pay them a visit. Ildiko gladly becomes nostalgic about the school years spent with Vera as her teacher, but mostly because of Vera's care for the students who needed her support. Coinciding with Vera's visit, Ildiko's daughter returns home with her openly gay friends from a demonstration in Budapest. Vera notices their rainbow flag and cannot keep what she really thinks to herself.

Father and Son. Two lines coming near to each other but only meeting in the infinity. Noel's father is dying. They have never been close to each other. The son feels that he must understand the reason for it before it's too late.