Ágnes Anna Farkas

After a chance meeting, a boy and a girl travel through the wild Romanian landscape on a rickety motorbike.

What begins as an ordinary family outing to the Transylvanian salt baths turns into a quiet reckoning: Evelin, confronted with her father’s absence and infidelity, becomes disillusioned with the false promises of adulthood.

Erika is running from her family, her past and herself. Her only friend is the old man she cleans for. The girl from the shop looks up to her. Her lover is a married man. Consequences of past choices and trauma are revealed as she searches for safety and love living day by day.

It's a sweltering summer day in a timeless village, and Panni and Janka haven't bathed for days. They carry water in buckets to wash themselves and drink pálinka while doing so. It's an idyllic scene that would be nice if it could last - if only there was more time left of the summer…