Rabbits in the Cloak-Room

In "Rabbits in the Cloak-Room," the story revolves around Vágó, a young propagandist, and his interactions with Apuka (Daddy), a cunning figure on the outskirts of society. This bitter film grotesque reveals how Apuka manipulates his environment to turn everything into profit, often through dubious means.

The film portrays the struggles of a small family as they navigate the challenges of their existence under Apuka's rule. From selling rabbit meat as mutton to engaging in usury and blackmail, Apuka's methods highlight the absurdities and moral dilemmas faced in such a world. The performances by Antal Páger, István Iglódi, and László Inke bring depth to this satirical narrative.