Coyote

Coyote follows Misi, a young man who inherits his grandfather's house in the bleak town of Tuzko. As he attempts to renovate the property, he faces challenges from local oligarchs who oppose his efforts. The film delves into his struggles with identity, love, and the fight against societal corruption.

The film runs for 132 minutes and provides a glimpse into the complexities of life in a small town marked by unspoken social issues. The narrative touches on the themes of personal struggle against a backdrop of political and social tension, making it a thought-provoking watch for those interested in action and drama genres.

Collectors can find Coyote available on DVD, which presents an opportunity to own a piece of contemporary Hungarian cinema. The film’s exploration of intense themes through its characters adds depth that can resonate with viewers who appreciate meaningful storytelling.