Four actors arrive at an empty building in Berlin. We see their personal belongings on the chairs at the sides of the screen. They change roles and costumes in front of the camera. With two microphones, a big white cloth and a big black box, they tell us in two hours the last 400 years of Hungarian history and its effects on transgenerational inheritance.
Four actors arrive at an empty building in Berlin. We see their personal belongings on the chairs at the sides of the screen. They change roles and costumes in front of the camera. With two microphones, a big white cloth and a big black box, they tell us in two hours the last 400 years of Hungarian history and its effects on transgenerational inheritance.
DirectorLea Spielmann
