Dubinyák Réka

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Eszter realizes she looks just like the icon of the Virgin Mary hanging on the wall. Through the barred windows of the girls' school, Eszter watches the nearby art academy: when she stumbles upon a call for life drawing models, she makes a bold decision.

Eszter is a successful actress who unexpectedly suffers an accident and suffers amnesia. It turns out that reality has been mixed up in her head: she believes that she lives in the nineties, is a hairdresser and is searching for the One.

Ali belongs to the Yazidi religious community, a persecuted minority in Iraq. With Ali’s life in danger, he escapes to Hungary, where he finds a home, but doesn't lose the feeling that he's an outsider. He decides to make a change and learns to read and write in Hungarian in order to take the citizenship exam. While Ali's loneliness is compounded by his strict religion, he believes he can become accepted like any other Hungarian citizen.

No synopsis available yet.

Eszter realizes she looks just like the icon of the Virgin Mary hanging on the wall. Through the barred windows of the girls' school, Eszter watches the nearby art academy: when she stumbles upon a call for life drawing models, she makes a bold decision.

Eszter realizes she looks just like the icon of the Virgin Mary hanging on the wall. Through the barred windows of the girls' school, Eszter watches the nearby art academy: when she stumbles upon a call for life drawing models, she makes a bold decision.

Eszter is a successful actress who unexpectedly suffers an accident and suffers amnesia. It turns out that reality has been mixed up in her head: she believes that she lives in the nineties, is a hairdresser and is searching for the One.

Ali belongs to the Yazidi religious community, a persecuted minority in Iraq. With Ali’s life in danger, he escapes to Hungary, where he finds a home, but doesn't lose the feeling that he's an outsider. He decides to make a change and learns to read and write in Hungarian in order to take the citizenship exam. While Ali's loneliness is compounded by his strict religion, he believes he can become accepted like any other Hungarian citizen.

Ali belongs to the Yazidi religious community, a persecuted minority in Iraq. With Ali’s life in danger, he escapes to Hungary, where he finds a home, but doesn't lose the feeling that he's an outsider. He decides to make a change and learns to read and write in Hungarian in order to take the citizenship exam. While Ali's loneliness is compounded by his strict religion, he believes he can become accepted like any other Hungarian citizen.