Forty Years

After waiting for his father to pick him up for archery training, young Áron tries to confront him at his apartment, only to find him engaged in a football match on television. He meets his sister there and finds her in a similar predicament. He spends the afternoon hanging out in the neighbourhood, where everyday objects seemingly take on new meanings.

To get on with her life, Els, a mother in her forties, has to accept her adult daughter’s decision to request psychiatric euthanasia.

Vera is an emotionally unstable young psychologist, who cannot even manage her own problems. After her musician boyfriend breaks up with her, she refuses to face the fact: she is no longer needed.

A single mother’s adventure by the seaside leads her to recognise her unnecessary martyrdom for her disabled teenage daughter.