Domonkos Hercz

A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.

After the death of his wife Éva, László, a lonely warehouse worker, finds a way to return to the memories they once shared through a revolutionary VR technology. As he revisits moments of love, regret, and loss, he becomes consumed by the desire to rewrite the past and prevent the tragedy that separated them. But when the boundary between memory and reality disappears, László must finally accept that some things cannot be changed — only cherished, mourned, and released.

A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.

A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.

A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.

After the death of his wife Éva, László, a lonely warehouse worker, finds a way to return to the memories they once shared through a revolutionary VR technology. As he revisits moments of love, regret, and loss, he becomes consumed by the desire to rewrite the past and prevent the tragedy that separated them. But when the boundary between memory and reality disappears, László must finally accept that some things cannot be changed — only cherished, mourned, and released.

After the death of his wife Éva, László, a lonely warehouse worker, finds a way to return to the memories they once shared through a revolutionary VR technology. As he revisits moments of love, regret, and loss, he becomes consumed by the desire to rewrite the past and prevent the tragedy that separated them. But when the boundary between memory and reality disappears, László must finally accept that some things cannot be changed — only cherished, mourned, and released.

After the death of his wife Éva, László, a lonely warehouse worker, finds a way to return to the memories they once shared through a revolutionary VR technology. As he revisits moments of love, regret, and loss, he becomes consumed by the desire to rewrite the past and prevent the tragedy that separated them. But when the boundary between memory and reality disappears, László must finally accept that some things cannot be changed — only cherished, mourned, and released.