At the End of September

The film follows young Petőfi Zoltán, who feels out of place in his own home with his mother and stepfather. Seeking independence, he relocates to Debrecen, where he embarks on a theatrical and literary career while also experiencing love. This narrative offers a glimpse into the complexities of identity and ambition in a historical context.

With a cast featuring Venczel Vera, Rudolf Somogyvári, and Emil Györy, the film delivers a poignant portrayal of Zoltán's struggles and aspirations. As a TV movie from the 1970s, it reflects the storytelling style and cultural themes of its era, making it an interesting piece for those who appreciate classic television films and Hungarian cinema.