The Sack

Year: 1966

Runtime: 82 mins

Language: Hungarian

Director: Pál Zolnay

Drama

After eleven years away, Simon, a young historian, returns to his childhood village on Lake Balaton to see his foster‑mother, Aunt Lina. The daily hardships and quiet sorrow he observes in the aging woman stir up his own buried memories—particularly the loss of his foster‑father—leaving him overwhelmed by the past he had tried to forget.

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