Sara Budrala

After hundreds of kilometers of walking, Greta, used to being on her own, is hosted by a family in Transylvania, where, through folk dance, she confronts her greatest fear: giving up control.

Women and men in the middle of the night, without their own clothes, without personal papers and money, without their car keys and mobile phones. In a deserted city the only solution would be, regardless of how far home is, to walk alone all the way there.

In the midst of enduring their parents' frequent arguments at their grandmother's countryside house, Szonja and Rebeka, who are on the cusp of adulthood, stumble upon an old photograph. Inspired by the tense atmosphere, Rebeka suddenly decides to experience the traditional summer solstice, village ritual at all costs.

After hundreds of kilometers of walking, Greta, used to being on her own, is hosted by a family in Transylvania, where, through folk dance, she confronts her greatest fear: giving up control.

In the midst of enduring their parents' frequent arguments at their grandmother's countryside house, Szonja and Rebeka, who are on the cusp of adulthood, stumble upon an old photograph. Inspired by the tense atmosphere, Rebeka suddenly decides to experience the traditional summer solstice, village ritual at all costs.