The Inheritance
Fig Production
There is a shortage of doctors in Hungary.
There is a shortage of children in Hungary.
A young pediatrician returns to Borsod from Germany due to the death of her mother. She inherits her mother’s pediatric practice but does not want to keep the legacy. While settling the affairs of the practice, she begins to suspect that her mother was not just a kind-hearted doctor. She must confront the reality of what she has truly inherited when she takes on the responsibility of treating the people in rural Hungary who are in desperate need of medical care.
Schedule
Cast:
Júlia Virginia Mentes
István Ficza
Csaba Polgár
Máté Ferenczi / Soma Simon, Adél Polgár / Natália Tanka
Creators:
Writer and Director: Mihály Schwechtje
Dramaturg: Gábor Németh
Set and Costume Designer: Mária Torma
Technicians: Ádám Langó, József Nagy
Assistant Directors: Laura Csonka, Krisztina Papp
Production Managers: Dóra Gulyás, Genovéva Petrovits
Photography: Dóra Gulyás
After the release of two films in 2018, written and directed by Mihály Schwechtje, he now tells a story about contemporary Hungary through theater. His short film *Hide and Seek* depicted the activities of child traffickers in a poverty-stricken Hungarian village, while his first feature film *Hope You’ll Die Next Time :) * offered insights into the emotions and anxieties of today’s teenagers. *The Inheritance* is his original play, exploring how a young pediatrician returning from abroad faces a reality in her mother’s former district where traditional values like integrity and humanity have lost their relevance.
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16+
Performance duration: 90 minutes
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