A nagymama

The film follows Ernő, who takes on the role of a music teacher at a girls' school, motivated by his desire to meet a student named Martha. As the narrative progresses, it becomes clear that Martha is linked to Ernő's grandmother, Countess Szerémy, leading to complex family dynamics. The Countess initially supports Ernő's intentions towards Martha, but the plot thickens when Martha's affections turn to Colonel Örkényi's nephew, Kálmán.

Meanwhile, Ernő's feelings evolve, leading him to develop an interest in Kálmán's sister, Piroska. The film explores themes of love, societal pressure, and family loyalty as characters navigate their desires and obligations. A nagymama presents a rich tapestry of relationships that reflect the cultural norms of its time, making it a notable piece from the 1930s era of cinema.