A Fragrant Way to Pass Away

This film centers on a small construction industry cooperative in Bihar, where an inspector arrives due to complaints. The three leaders involved in embezzlement and abuse consider various schemes to evade responsibility. The plot thickens as the president attempts to rob the inspector, only to discover that the necessary documents are not in his possession. This leads to a darkly humorous decision to use a poisonous liquid called "fragrant road to nowhere" as a means of sacrifice.

As a comedy from the 1970s, A Fragrant Way to Pass Away offers a glimpse into the social and political climate of its time. The film's narrative reflects the absurdity of the lengths individuals might go to in order to avoid the consequences of their actions. With a cast that includes György Bárdy, Ferenc Kállai, and Imre Sinkovits, it showcases the talent of Hungarian cinema during this period.