Forest

The film portrays everyday life for Budapest’s youth in the chaotic years after communism’s collapse, presenting a bleak, sardonic view of the world. Vignettes include a woman irritated by a man’s abandoned dog, a parents’ heated dispute over their ten‑year‑old’s sudden sexual awakening, a girl troubled by her growing resemblance to a cruel grandmother, and a seemingly mundane chat between two men about an old car that veers into unsettling territory.