Raul Ionescu

On the eve of departure for the summer holiday with his wife Vera, Kristóf unexpectedly discovers black mold on the wall behind their closet. Overwhelmed with the situation and convinced it is caused by a water leak somewhere in the building, he begins knocking on his neighbours' doors in search of its origin. What seems like a simple maintenance issue soon spirals into a tragicomic housing revolution, forcing Kristóf to confront not only a crumbling apartment block but also the deeper cracks running through contemporary Hungarian society.

Reni and Laci do not want to go home, they prefer to wander the streets of Kőbánya. Here everything is temporary, like a stolen bike or like this night.

In this comedy-filled drama, three underground Budapest taxi drivers, struggling to make ends meet, see their friendship tested by a sudden upheaval, forcing each to confront moral choices that could change their lives.

Doma invites his rarely seen half-brother Ádám to a fancy café. He claims that their father wants to get back together with Ádám's mother, and now they can spy on them. Ádám doesn't believe him, but the parents do turn up and a strange family portrait begins to unfold.

Ádám and his friend Bálint, are teenagers living on the violent outskirts of Budapest. When a friend of theirs gets beaten up and they decide to get revenge, Adam is forced to face the fact what it really means to be a man.

Attila Baukó, aka Azahriah is one of Hungary's most famous singer, who filled the biggest sport arena of the country with three consecutive concerts. But this film is not a concert film. It is not a music documentary. Nor is it a traditional portrait film. We are Azahriah is the story of a real and an imaginary journey inspired by Azahriah's life and songs.

A father takes his son on a deer hunt, in the attempt to recconect with the boy. However, their intrusion disturbs the balance of the forest, and awakens its female spirit.