Csinszka

The film delves into Boncza Berta's life, portraying her experiences as she navigates her teenage years at a boarding school in Switzerland. Her admiration for poets Jenő Törzs and Endre Ady fuels her passion for writing and drawing, setting the stage for her troubled marriage to Ady.

As Boncza grapples with the weight of her identity, the story highlights her reluctance to accept the role of the 'widow of the nation' after Ady's death. This internal conflict and her artistic aspirations form the core of her character, making her journey a poignant exploration of love, loss, and self-identity.