Adoption

The story follows middle-aged Kata, who feels incomplete without a child of her own. Her boyfriend Joska, however, is unwilling to start a family. As Kata grapples with her desires, she forms a bond with Anna, a troubled teenage orphan involved in a controversial relationship. This connection prompts Kata to confront her own identity and the societal roles imposed on her.

Adoption is notable not only for its compelling narrative but also for its focus on women’s experiences and perspectives. The film's exploration of an empty nest and impulsive decisions provides a rich backdrop for its characters’ development. With a cast including Katalin Berek and Gyöngyvér Vigh, it offers a glimpse into the emotional complexities of life and relationships in 1970s Hungary. This film is a significant entry for collectors interested in international cinema and female-directed narratives.