Most of the Souls That Live Here

The film follows Count Ervin Batthyány, an anarchist teacher who reappears a century after his death. He attempts to implement his theories by founding a new free school alongside like-minded individuals. Their goal is to instill values of solidarity and cooperation in a new generation, challenging the prevailing systems of oppression.

As the story unfolds, the idealistic vision of freedom and equality faces significant opposition from those in power. Despite an encouraging start, the count and his friends encounter numerous obstacles that highlight the struggles of advocating for change. The film combines humor with serious social commentary, making it a thought-provoking watch for fans of the genre.