Bogi is a young opera student at the Franz Liszt University of Music in Budapest. She earns a living by babysitting for her cousin Tamás, whose marriage is on the rocks. On the day of her final exam, under pressure and completely overwhelmed, torn between her studies and her family obligations, she makes a mistake that could turn out fatal.
Mihály Schwechtje is a Hungarian director and playwright. He directed his first feature film in 2018, Hope You'll Die Next Time. It won the Best Youth Film award in Tallinn. A Hunt For Hedgehogs is his second feature film. Alongside his career as a director, Schwechtje teaches at the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest and, since 2023, has held the position of Director of Studies at the Metropolitan Film University in Budapest. He holds a PhD in Arts, is a lecturer in the Film Department at ELTE University, and is a member of the Freeszfe Society. In 2025, he presented his latest play, Pier, at the Jurányi House.
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.
Kristóf Sólyom is a Hungarian screenwriter, director, and producer. He first studied literature and cinema at ELTE in Budapest, and graduated with an MA in filmmaking. He is a member of the Freeszfe Association and joined the KINO ALFA collective production in 2023. His project Dreams at Sunset is part of the first Hungarian doc.incubator and the Astra Film Festival DocTank.
