After an explosion in Budapest, three young women, sitting on a soccer field, talk about friendship, love, dreams, and reality.
After an explosion in Budapest, three young women, sitting on a soccer field, talk about friendship, love, dreams, and reality. The threat of war shadows over the city. Their conversation is homogeneous despite the three different languages spoken, creating a sense of humanity. People become political, and wars between countries turn into love affairs.
“In our writers' collective, we compulsively kept dream journals for months, reading and commenting each other's entries. Every morning was dedicated to the effort of recollection; remembering became our daily exercise. These memories of our nights took control over our everyday lives; our dreams and realities started to reference each other, intertwining, merging. […] One morning, after reading the description of Anna Holpár’s dream, I called her and said we have to make a film of her and her French boyfriend Hugo on the football pitch. And then, a week later, this film, like a gift, revealed itself for us.”
Kristóf Sólyom
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