Égi madár

The film centers on Panni, who marries the landowner Komáromi, becoming the first woman of her village. However, her new status comes with loneliness and disdain from her husband's family, as well as the absence of support from her former friends. The arrival of her old lover, Miska, complicates her already strained life as she grapples with her feelings and the expectations placed upon her.

Panni's interactions with Miska highlight her struggle for autonomy and love in a world that values wealth over emotional fulfillment. The film adapts the work of Zsigmond Móricz, offering a narrative that reflects the societal issues of its time. The performances by the top cast, including Réka Tenki and Sándor Csányi, add depth to this poignant story, making it a significant entry in contemporary Hungarian cinema.