Where Did It Go Wrong?

During a professional conference in Prague, two interpreters in the Hungarian booth hilariously vie for the attention of one listener.

A delicious meal, reminiscent of old times, is presented to two people. They understand each other, even without words.

Feri and Karcsi are best friends. They have been fishing and chatting together since they were kids in their tiny village somewhere near the Tisza. One day the harmony is broken: a big catfish and a new postwoman stir their emotions.

A retired professor is needed again at the university. Her husband accompanies her.

The life of Hungarian poet Miklós Radnóti, who died in the Holocaust. Seven individual stories show milestones in the poet’s life, with characters taken either from his works or from his personal history.

László Kozma is the managing director of an American-Hungarian factory in Hungary, in 1949. His logical outlook on life is shattered as — based on absurd charges - he is innocently sentenced to 15 years in prison. As Kozma tries to comprehend the incomprehensible, it dawns on him that his inner journey is just starting. Where did he go wrong? We get to know Kozma, the genius engineer, who could have been world famous, had he not made all the wrong decisions. Memorable and graphic stories of his life come to life until, with the help of these, Kozma himself also works out the perfect plan of escape. After becoming free, he does not want to invent anything anymore.