Unprocessed

Unprocessed delves into the impact of hate crimes against the Roma community in Hungary. It is inspired by the theater group Romano Teatro and their play, 'The Smile of Hate', which commemorates these tragic events. The documentary features interviews with the play’s creators, sociologists, journalists, and artists, all seeking to understand how society can address and cope with such atrocities.

The film emphasizes the role of art in processing painful memories and highlights its importance in societal healing. By showcasing the rehearsals and performances of the play, it illustrates how creative expression can serve as a means to confront and reflect on past injustices. Collectors may find the film notable for its unique subject matter and its focus on an often-overlooked aspect of Hungarian history.