Mit csináljak, hogy jobban érezd magad
"Because we fell in love. It's a love story. We hit it off, and then our emotions took over. And then we dated secretly for a year, because it was a secret story. A secret love story, Romeo and Juliet."
Who am I if not my parents' mistakes? What can I do if one day I realize that my mother's words are coming out of my mouth? Can I ever step onto the path of separation, or will I have to carry on forever what I want to leave behind at home?

Schedule
Cast:
Szabolcs Hajdu
Roland Rába
Lilla Kizlinger
Bálint Bagossy
Assistant director: Anna Gerstmár
Set design, costumes: Gabriella Csoma
Cinematographer: Márton Kis
Editor: Csenge Hegedüs
Written by:
based on the actors' improvisations
Zsombor Aurél Biró
Director:
Lilla Kizlinger
The production was supported by the National Cultural Fund and the Ministry of Human Resources.
Special thanks to: Borbála Rezek, Sára Gáspár, László Potozky, Vilmos Vajdai, Fruzsina Dézsi, Hanna F. Darányi, Botond Lelkes, Atanáz Babinchak, Marcell Csillag, Genovéva Petrovits
Awards, festival appearances:
MOST Festival 2023 – Best Studio Performance Award
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