Olivér Hegyi

A boy and a girl are on a date in an amusement park. The boy is super lame, the girl is super phlegmatic. They get on a rollercoaster, but the operator makes a mistake so the car goes mad.

Vajk, a deaf teenager, controls his connection to the world through his hearing aid. His older brother drags him out of his comfort zone and takes him to a concert by a mysterious band. In the crowd, he loses control and gives himself over to the rhythm as he discovers his inner voice.

The movie is a presentation of a breakup, and everything after that: the boy is hesitant, the girl gets bored with it, the boy meets the girl’s new boyfriend, which is a bit more shocking than it was expected, the boy wants to escape, he believes his life is over, then they meet again, and fall in love again, but in the end they have to admit, that it really doesn’t work.

Teenage dreams, nostalgia and vision, planning and re-planning while waiting at Budapest airport in the earliest hours, where everything is so boring but still full of anticipation.

A nervous painter-to-be has to overcome his own demons during the university entrance exam, which appear as pests in his imagined inner garden.