Mária Kerényi, 41, July 1970

The film follows Mária Kerényi, who faces the consequences of her assigned role under autocratic pressures. As she is arrested, the narrative unfolds through her interview conducted by state television, revealing the intricate dynamics of guilt in a totalitarian regime.

With its focus on historical reenactment and minimalism, the film employs a unique storytelling technique that combines elements of a film within a film. This approach adds depth to the exploration of political propaganda and the personal impacts of state control. Featuring performances by Ágnes Krasznahorkai, Sándor Terhes, and Károly Hajduk, the film engages with its historical context in a thought-provoking manner.